Garden Decoration Standing Immaculate Conception of Mary statue

Virgin Immaculate, Roman Catholic dogma asserts that Mary, the mother of Jesus, was immune from Adam’s sin (often called “original sin”) from the very moment of her conception. Although various texts in the Old and New Testament are cited to defend this doctrine, it appears to stem from the early church’s general acceptance of Mary’s holiness. Especially after the Council of Ephesians in 431 solemnly proclaimed Mary the mother of God, most theologians doubted whether someone so close to God had really experienced sinful acts. It was not until the 12th century, when considerable debate focused on the Celebration of Mary’s conception in England, that the idea that Mary was also free from the evil tendencies inherent in original sin was articulated. The discussion was clouded by medieval views on the biology of conception and fears that the belief in the universal salvation achieved by Jesus should not be threatened. This latter concern was later countered by The Franciscan theologian John Duns Scotus, who argued that Christ’s saving grace was applied to Mary to prevent sin from entering her soul and that this particular intervention led to a more perfect redemption in her case. Mary’s privilege was therefore the result of God’s grace, not of any intrinsic merit on her part… The Immaculate Conception of Mary statue is popular with many people. Aongking also has more Mary sculptures for you to choose from.

Outdoor Immaculate Conception of Mary statue

Mary with her halo on her head and her hands open to you. Her motherly tenderness allows you to tell your grievances like a child. Take a look at this Immaculate Conception of Mary statue. Immaculate Conception is one of the Catholic teachings concerning the Virgin Mary, formally established on December 8, 1854. Orthodox and most Protestant denominations reject this doctrine. This Immaculate Conception of Mary statue is perfect for your garden.

Famous Immaculate Conception of Mary statue

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