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If God could create Mary without original sin, why couldn't he create others the same way?
Since God created someone without original sin (and presumably without the tendency to sin as well) why doesn't he just create everyone else the same way? Wouldn't that solve the problem of sin in a much easier and more effective way than having Jesus come to be sacrificed?
If God could create Mary without original sin, why couldn't he create others the same way?
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