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I don't remember anybody in the catholic church I was raised in say that god had to obey Mary, or Satan had to obey Mary either.

It's as if this guy is counting on the ignorance and gullibility of the people reading his comics to make sure nobody trusts them dirty catholics.

</Ex-catholic opinion>

Well, he's read a 130 year old book and extrapolated the entirety history of Catholicism from it.
 
I don't remember anybody in the catholic church I was raised in say that god had to obey Mary, or Satan had to obey Mary either.

I do remember comments about how Mary has "held back the wrath of God" on many occasions. So he doesn't have to obey her, but he does listen to her, and she can talk him down when he goes on a rampage, basically.
 
I don't remember anybody in the catholic church I was raised in say that god had to obey Mary, or Satan had to obey Mary either.

It's as if this guy is counting on the ignorance and gullibility of the people reading his comics to make sure nobody trusts them dirty catholics.

</Ex-catholic opinion>
It does appear in Mariolatrous nineteenth century works. Jesus is God, and the child Jesus obeyed his parents, so the following could be written to suggest the efficacy of prayers for the Intercession of the Mother of God
Most powerful Mother! All men know,
Thy son denies thee naught;
Thou askest, wishest it, and, lo
His power thy will has wrought.
naughthttp://www.catholicdoors.com/prayers/english2/p00676.htm Moreover it was indeed suggested by exorcists, who bound demons, whom they interrogated in the persons of demoniacs, by oaths to the Virgin, that the Devil could be constrained by such ceremonies. This isn't done now in mainstream Catholicism, but it used to be.
 
It does appear in Mariolatrous nineteenth century works. Jesus is God, and the child Jesus obeyed his parents, so the following could be written to suggest the efficacy of prayers for the Intercession of the Mother of God naughthttp://www.catholicdoors.com/prayers/english2/p00676.htm Moreover it was indeed suggested by exorcists, who bound demons, whom they interrogated in the persons of demoniacs, by oaths to the Virgin, that the Devil could be constrained by such ceremonies. This isn't done now in mainstream Catholicism, but it used to be.

But even that passage you quoted says nothing about God/Jesus HAVING to obey Mary. Just that they choose to. And as noted above, I have seen that reflected in catholic teachings, that God listens to intercessions of Mary. Not because he has to (an omnipotent God doesn't have to do anything, of course), but because he chooses to. One could say something about a lesson of being obedient to your parents and stuff like that.
 
But even that passage you quoted says nothing about God/Jesus HAVING to obey Mary. Just that they choose to. And as noted above, I have seen that reflected in catholic teachings, that God listens to intercessions of Mary. Not because he has to (an omnipotent God doesn't have to do anything, of course), but because he chooses to. One could say something about a lesson of being obedient to your parents and stuff like that.
Liguori I suppose formally adhered to that doctrine, but it is clear that he also permitted his readers to suppose that Jesus (ie God) was constrained by, or at any event invariably obeyed in practice, his mother's commands.
Yet, to content His Mother, He changed the water into the best of wines. How could it be that, against His own predetermined plans, He worked this miracle?

Actually, there was no violation of His own decrees; for although, generally speaking, the time for miracles had not yet come, still from all eternity He had established another decree to the effect that, when His Mother asked for anything, she was not to be refused.
http://www.catholictradition.org/Mary/glories6.htm
Unsophisticated adherents of the Church presumably understood that to mean that God was for all practical purposes, commanded by his Mum, because an established decree by God from all eternity that something is to be done, even in despite of His own plans, looks pretty solid; and the church permitted them to believe it.
 
Jack had better watch out. Mary is one powerful damn goddess. The CC swears & declares that she's the Mother of God.

God had better watch out too.
 
I don't remember anybody in the catholic church I was raised in say that god had to obey Mary, or Satan had to obey Mary either.
It does appear in outmoded texts, and in certain traditionalist quarters, as I have argued.
Be gone Satan in the name of everything that is Holy & Righteous!
Be gone Satan in the name of all the Saints! Be gone all ye demons and go to the pit!
To the pit!
To the pit!
To the pit!
Jesus Christ commands you!
Saint Michael the Archangel commands you!
Holy Mary commands you!
http://www.womanthouartgod.com/howto_exorcisms.php
 
Liguori I suppose formally adhered to that doctrine, but it is clear that he also permitted his readers to suppose that Jesus (ie God) was constrained by, or at any event invariably obeyed in practice, his mother's commands. http://www.catholictradition.org/Mary/glories6.htm
Unsophisticated adherents of the Church presumably understood that to mean that God was for all practical purposes, commanded by his Mum.

I appreciate the compliment, because all I know was what I learned in Catholic school, and the lesson there was that God chose to listen to his mother, because, you know, obeying your mom is a good thing to do.

Little did I appreciate that this was some sophisticated theology.
 
Look, man, the other kids obviously must have phased out like that one Star Trek episode with Riker and the Pegasus, just like Jesus did, leaving Mary physically (and presumably mentally, if ya know what I mean) virginal.

If you read the New Testament carefully, you'll find that Mary wasn't even a virgin pre-Jesus. In the early passages, there's all this stuff about Jesus' older brother Chuck.
 
I like how after learning that Mary is a demon from hell unleashed on the world by Satan, Grannie tells the little girl that it's just a dolly... That's one hell of a doll...
 
Look, man, the other kids obviously must have phased out like that one Star Trek episode with Riker and the Pegasus, just like Jesus did, leaving Mary physically (and presumably mentally, if ya know what I mean) virginal.

Wait. That means Joseph must have phased, wait, wut?

So you see Christianity as one big plot against the Romulan Empire?

Actually, that make more sense than a lot of religion.
 
There's something amusingly ironic in using a comic-book format to support your fanfic against somebody else's.


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1888 was a bad year for so many things, seed corn and the jawbones of deacons... I'm glad to see that the bastions of anti-mariolatrous virtue have been keeping on top of this.

But also the year my soccer team was founded, Sparta Rotterdam!
 

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