What religion worships the Virgin Mary?

Answer 1

The Catholic, Orthodox, Protestant and Islamic religions all honor Mary to some extent, some more than others. Other eastern religions, such as Hinduism, do not honor her nor do they honor Jesus.

Answer 2

I believe it is the catholics.

Catholic Answer:

No religion worships the Virgin Mary, including Catholics. Worship is reserved for God alone. Mary is honored by Catholics but not worshiped.

Answer 3

In a deeply theological sense, no religion believes that Mary is God's mother. However, Roman Catholics describe Mary as the "mother of God." An explanation here might help clarify things.

When Catholics say this, they mean that they accept the Deity of Jesus Christ. So since Jesus is God in human form (and, in fact, fully God and fully human), and Mary is His mother (in the earthly sense) then in a sense Mary is the mother of God. A logical syllogism.

Protestant Christians would agree to the Deity of Christ, but would not describe Mary as the mother of God, because it could promote confusion.

In fact, historically speaking, some Christian communities appear to have taken a non-standard view that the Divine Trinity was God the Father, Mary the Mother, and Jesus the Son. Generally, this is Folk Christianity, and has nothing to do with Orthodox or Biblical teachings regarding Mary.

Answer 4

Christianity, Messianic Judaism, and even Islam believe in the immaculate conception of Jesus Christ.

Answer 5

Christianity and Islam.

Answer 6

Catholics.