The Virgin Mary (Catholic VS Protestant View)

Hello JMan1424, Yes, this topic is sensitive and one of the most difficult to explain because Mary has such a mysterious and incomprehensible character in all of the Gospels as well as the Salvation History. Bad grammar and sloppy sentences do not matter so feel free to write anything that relates to this topic. Thank you once again for accepting my debate. First, I want to defend the position of Mary as the MOTHER OF GOD. Mary, a lowly Jewish woman, was chosen to have the highest honor to carry the Person of our Lord and be His mother. She is definitely blessed among women and definitely filled with grace for being the Mother of God. In Isaiah 7:14, it is prophesied that Mary, the identified virgin, is to give birth to the Messiah because in the Gospel of Luke, who else was chosen to carry the Lord in one's womb but Mary alone? Who did the Angel Gabriel visited to announce to a virgin that she will give birth to the Messiah but Mary alone? So Mary was already prophesied to be the Mother. We know that the definition of a mother. She is someone who has an affectionate and close relationship with a child that may or may not be hers biologically. Mary definitely fits the definition of a mother. It may not be written in the Gospel but in the Jewish custom like in Proverbs 31:26-27, mothers have such a powerful task. In return, the child must revere his father and mother, Leviticus 19:3. Luke 1:43 says "And why is this granted me that the Mother of my Lord should come to me?" The blameless spirit-filled Elizabeth exclaimed when the Mother of God visited her. Elizabeth knew that God existed long before Mary but she said that Mary is the Mother of God. As opposed to Fundamentalists, they say that Mary cannot be the Mother since God existed in the beginning. One might use Matthew 12:48 to refute Mary's role as the Mother of God but Jesus claimed that whoever DOES the will of my Father is my mother and brothers (spiritually). Mary did the will of God in Luke 1:38 so she is also a spiritual and physical Mother of God. How is she physical, you might ask? Well, Mary is indeed as the Mother of Jesus, like in John 2:1 and she also fit the definition of a mother.. We believe that Jesus is the Lord, the Risen God like in Luke 1:38. If Jesus is Lord and the God of Israel, then Mary is the Mother of God. How? Because Jesus is fully Man and fully God. To deny Jesus as Man means Jesus never existed in the New Testament and it is blasphemy. The man that the Apostles and Jews were talking to is an illusion. To deny that Jesus is God is another blasphemy. It means that Jesus is just a mere Jew. Consider this analogy: JESUS = FRUIT SMOOTHIE MARY = BLENDER HOLY SPIRIT = FRUITS & CREAM Mary alone cannot make Jesus, much like a blender cannot make a smoothie by itself. The fruits and cream has to find a perfect blender to make a perfect smoothie. Once the fruit smoothie is made, it is not fruits and cream alone, it is also a liquid that is made by the blender. Together, the fruits and cream and the liquid make the fruit smoothie. It is impossible to separate them because if fruits and cream are removed, then fruit smoothie is no longer called fruit. If liquid is removed, then what is the point of calling it a smoothie since smoothie is liquid? Therefore Jesus is fully Man and fully God. Those natures cannot be separated. If it follows then Mary is the Mother of God.