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Some of the ways Trent and I would agree that a dogma contradicts scripture is explicitly,

implicitly or partially.

So even if that dogma is defined ex-cathedra by a Pope, by an ecumenical council, or by

the magisterium, if it contradicts scripture, that dogma must be rejected.

The dogma, the perpetual virginia of Mary contradicts scripture in the filing ways.

While the Greek word ed al-Foy translated brothers can have numerous meetings in scripture,

the specific Greek word ed al-Foy translated sisters only has two.

One, one's natural sister, such as a sister of the same parents or a half sister, or two

a believing sister, such as a Christian sister.

It is used this way consistently in the New Testament as well as in the Septuagint, where

it is used over a hundred times, such as the sister kingdoms of Israel and Judah, who

worshiped the same one through God of the Old Testament.

It is never used for a female non-sibling relative in either Testament nor in its Greek.

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