amishrockstar
Puritan Board Freshman
I've recently come across assertions that Calvin believed in the perpetual virginity of Mary (as well as Luther and Zwingli), but every time a reference is given to substantiate their claims their passages are either out of context or they're where Calvin simply says that it's hard to say that she was or she wasn't an 'ever-virgin.'
Any thoughts on this? Does anyone know of a place where he clearly gave a 'positive' statement, something like "Mary continued to be a virgin after the birth of Christ?"
THANKS
Any thoughts on this? Does anyone know of a place where he clearly gave a 'positive' statement, something like "Mary continued to be a virgin after the birth of Christ?"
THANKS