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'''Perpetual virginity''' is the [[Catholic]] doctrine that teaches that [[Mary]] was a lifelong virgin, even after she gave birth to [[Jesus Christ]].  

'''Perpetual virginity''' is the [[Catholic]] doctrine that teaches that [[Mary]] was a lifelong virgin, even after she gave birth to [[Jesus Christ]].  

While rejected by Protestants, most of the early Protestant reformers believed in it, including [[Martin Luther]], [[John Calvin]], [[Thomas Cranmer]], [[Ulrich Zwingli]], and even [[John Wesley]], who would found [[Methodism]].<ref>https://www.churchpop.com/2016/06/26/4-protestant-leaders-defended-perpetual-virginity-mary/</ref>

While rejected by Protestants, most of the early Protestant reformers believed in it, including [[Martin Luther]], [[John Calvin]], [[Thomas Cranmer]], [[Ulrich Zwingli]], and even [[John Wesley]], who would found [[Methodism]].<ref>[https://www.churchpop.com/2016/06/26/4-protestant-leaders-defended-perpetual-virginity-mary/ 5 Protestants Who Surprisingly Defended Mary’s Perpetual Virginity]</ref>

 

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[[Category:Christian Theology]]

[[Category:Christian Theology]]