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No, Mary Jane is a euphemism for it. The Mary that gave birth to the Christ was merely the vessel He chose to participate in kinship with man and never one time does He refer to her as mother but woman. How can God have a mother?

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If you read further in scripture, you also find quotes where he referred to her as 'Mother." Particularly at the crucifixion when he turns to her and says, "Mother behold your son" and then turns to John and says "Behold your Mother." Mary was not the mother of the divine nature of Jesus but she was the mother of his human nature. To deny either one is to deny the dual nature of Our Lord - the Incarnation.

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