Entity: VIRGIN-MARY
Virgin Mary is the mother of Jesus in Christian tradition, known for her purity and motherly love.
VIRGIN MARY
Etymology
The term 'Virgin Mary' originates from Christian religious texts and traditions.
Definition
Virgin Mary, also known simply as 'the Virgin,' is the mother of Jesus Christ in Christian belief. She is revered for her purity, humility, and motherly love.
Historical Context
In Christian theology, the Virgin Mary plays a central role as the mother of Jesus, emphasizing her role in the Incarnation and her significance in the life of Christ.
Cultural Significance
The Virgin Mary holds a special place in Roman Catholic and Orthodox Christian traditions, with various devotions, prayers, and Marian feasts dedicated to her.
Related Concepts
The concept of the Virgin Mary is closely linked to the Nativity, the Annunciation, and the Immaculate Conception in Christian doctrine.
See Also
- Jesus Christ
- Christianity
- Marian Devotions
A revered figure in Christianity, the Virgin Mary is the mother of Jesus Christ, believed to have conceived him miraculously while still a virgin.