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The Immaculate Conception is distinct from the Virgin Birth. This belief, held by Catholics and some other denominations, states that Mary was born without the stain of Original Sin, thus making her suitable to bear the Son of God. Protestants, however, typically reject this notion as not being supported by the Bible.

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The Immaculate Conception is distinct from the Virgin Birth. This belief, held by Catholics and some other denominations, states that Mary was born without the stain of Original Sin, thus making her suitable to bear the Son of God. Protestants, however, typically reject this notion as not being supported by the Bible.

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