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MagdalenaRita
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Maybe I am misunderstanding your question but it looks like you are asking, how could she have been saved from original sin before she was conceived and before the crucifixion.if Mary was conceived without sin, it would put her on the same status as a literal goddess. Also how could she then have been given atonement for the sins of the fall of original sin from Christs sacrifice on the cross ? She in turn wouldn’t have been saved from his atonement and would be something completely different than the rest of humanity, again almost like a goddess
My dad used to say it is the difference between being saved from falling into a pit versus being saved by being pulled out of a pit. Mary was saved from original sin before she could have fallen into it.
As far as her being different than humanity, it has nothing to do with her being a goddess. A goddess is a deity, implying she accomplished what happened through her, on her own but she didn’t. It was God who saved her for a special purpose.
She is different from the rest of humanity because of her sinlessness and how she was saved from original sin but even she exclaims in her Magnificat that it was God’s doing, not hers.
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