Bartok

Amos, I had a hard time following that last post of yours. Are you saying that every woman portrayed in the Gospels is supposed to be some representation of Eve?

Amos

Yes that is true but so are the apostels. It is also true that a major jump-shift is required to follow this but in the end it means that the gospels are parabolic including the birth of Christ into the mind of Joseph the upright carpenter. This makes the Gospels Joseph's purgation period and the females responsible for the entire salvation comedy from behind the scene.

Bartok

Okay, so let me attempt to understand this. Are you saying that the Gospels are complete fiction and are really about this cosmic battle between the serpent that strikes the heel and the "woman" that strikes the serpent's head, ultimately manipulating humanity toward some realization of self?

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Amos

Well yes, but the serpents are secondary and will always remain subservient until paradise is regained and Mary is crowned queen of heaven and earth.

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Bartok

And what's the basis of that one?

Answerer

So is Mary going to be resurrected? Well, if she doesn't, how is she going to be the crowned queen?

Amos

Assumption and Coronation.
Mary of the TOL was set free in Lk.1:46 to communicate directly with Jesus in the TOK and the descend of the HS is evidence of this. The descend of the HS means that the Holy Spirit is redundant in Purgarory (the Gospels) and when Jesus ascends into the TOL Mary must be assumed into the TOL from where they reign over both the TOK and the TOL.

Amos

No, Mary never gets resurrected because she never dies. She is and remains without sin as the Immaculate Conception.