"We don't have to assume with Enoch or Elijah, the Word specifically tells
us about them, doesn't it, so what is your point?
S.Michael's"

My point is that is isn't contrary to biblical teaching that a person may be assumed. You are correct that the scriptures are silent concerning Mary on this issue, but that doesn't mean it didn't happen because it could have. That, as I understand it, is sort of the way a personal piety goes. A personal piety cannot contradict scripture. The belief of many that Mary was assumed bodily into heaven does not contradict scripture, but in her case it cannot be proven by scripture.
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