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Virgin Mary. No, just kidding.
I can't really recall (I read it a few years ago) but I think she was called by some names, Anath/Asherah or Shekinah or Matronit by the Canaanites and Jews of the Solomon's times. Then again, she might really be Virgin Mary after all, haha |
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Can't be. The question was "who was the queen of heaven" and Mary is the queen of heaven. |
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It's the son that crowned her queen after she was assumed into heaven. There is no trinity in heaven which had already become one in Purgatory with the descend of the dove just after the father and son had become one. |
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Chili, during the nineteenth century the catholic church promoted Mary into a fourth part of the Godhead!
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St Francis!
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