While the Rosary includes elements like praying biblical words (e.g., the Lord’s Prayer) and meditating on biblical events, there are theological and doctrinal reasons why it is as biblically relevant as a veggie tales movie. 

1.Prayer to Mary: The Hail Mary, central to the Rosary, includes asking Mary to “pray for us.” The Bible emphasizes Christ as the sole mediator between God and humanity (1 Timothy 2:5). Prayers directed to Mary or saints are idolatry and detracting from the sufficiency of Christ.

2.Veneration vs. Worship: Though Catholics claim to distinguish between veneration (given to Mary) and worship (reserved for God), Repeated prayers to Mary elevate her role beyond biblical parameters. Scripture consistently points believers to direct their worship and prayers to God alone (Matthew 4:10). Mary worship is idolatry.  

3.Repetition in Prayer: The Rosary involves repeating prayers like the Hail Mary multiple times, conflicting with Jesus’ teaching against “vain repetitions” in prayer (Matthew 6:7), emphasizing sincere, heartfelt communication with God.

4.Focus on Mary: While the Rosary includes meditation on biblical events, its structure places significant focus on Mary. Scripture directs worship and meditation exclusively toward God, with Mary viewed as a faithful servant rather than a mediator or intercessor.

5.Biblical Silence: Nowhere in Scripture is the Rosary, or anything resembling its practice, commanded or prescribed. Christians adhere to the principle of sola Scriptura (Scripture alone) and should reject practices not explicitly rooted in biblical teaching.