Sentence examples for perpetual virginity from inspiring English sources

Protestantism has generally accepted the Virgin Birth but not the notion of perpetual virginity.

The Second Council of Constantinople, in 381, proclaimed Mary's "perpetual virginity".

Under these conditions, he wrote a defense of the perpetual virginity of Mary, Jesus' mother (383), and attacked the view of those who espoused the equality of virginity and marriage.

There, she worked with the sick, took a vow of perpetual virginity, and began practicing self-mortification, which included praying for hours outdoors, on her knees, during the winter.

As the doctrine of the perpetual virginity of Mary implied an integral purity of body and soul, so, in the opinion of many theologians, she was also free of other sins.

She is special to us, but we do not believe in much of the Mary worship of other Christian faiths, including the immaculate conception of Mary, her perpetual virginity, or the assumption.

While other conductors -- most notably, Pierre Boulez -- conduct "Le Sacre" like a timeless classic, Mr. Thomas, like Bernstein, aptly treats it as a perpetual deflowering of musical innocence, an assault on the listener's virginity as well as on that of the Chosen One.

Prophecy, annunciation, virginity.

Her virginity was prized.

Louisiana and Illinois were perpetual leaders.

Perpetual Groove, jamband.