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originally posted by: 5StarOracle
a reply to: Akragon
Prove a Virgin can't be impregnated through artificial insemination...
Ya that's what I thought...
lol
originally posted by: TerryDon79
I think it would make a great Jerry Springer episode.
"Today's guest is a guy whose mother says she was impregnated without having sex coughslutcough. His mother then said an angel did it! Please welcome to our stage, JESUS!"
Used to be done by women who wanted to get pregnant. Google is your friend.
originally posted by: 5StarOracle
originally posted by: TerryDon79
I think it would make a great Jerry Springer episode.
"Today's guest is a guy whose mother says she was impregnated without having sex coughslutcough. His mother then said an angel did it! Please welcome to our stage, JESUS!"
I'm more curious how you think cooking utensils are used for artificial insemination...
Oh come on. If someone today said "I'm pregnant, but I never had sex, honest!" she'd be laughed and, called a liar, a slut and countless other things.
And how you refer to Mary as a slut...
There are a number of alleged messianic prophecies about Jesus' birth: prophecies about the location, manner, and time of his birth, about his genealogy, and about events which were to occur at the time of his birth. Probably the most famous of these prophecies is the prophecy that Jesus would be born of a virgin. The gospels of Matthew (1:18-25) and Luke (1:26-35) both claim that Jesus was born of a virgin, but only Matthew (1:23) appeals to the Hebrew scriptures as an explanation for why this should be the case. The verse appealed to is Isaiah 7:14, which reads: "Therefore the Lord himself will give you a sign: Behold, a virgin will be with child and bear a son, and she will call his name Immanuel."
There are a number of difficulties with this passage. As many have noted, the Hebrew word translated as "virgin" in this verse is "almah," which is more accurately translated simply as "young woman." The Hebrew word "bethulah" means "virgin." In the book of Isaiah, "bethulah" appears four times (23:12, 37:22,47:1, 62:5), so its author was aware of the word. In the New American Standard translation of the Bible, all other appearances of "almah" are translated simply as "girl," "maid," or "maiden" (viz: Genesis 24:43, Exodus 2:8, Psalms 68:25, Proverbs 30:19, Song of Solomon 1:3,6:8). Thus the claimed fulfillment adds a biologically impossible condition which is not even present in the original prophecy.[2]
Another problem is that nowhere in the New Testament does Mary, Jesus' mother, refer to him as "Immanuel." Thus we have no evidence that one of the conditions of the prophecy was ever fulfilled.
There are people today who have been declared medically dead that have come back. Omg, it must be another Jesus, or not.
originally posted by: 5StarOracle
a reply to: TerryDon79
How many of them can raise themselves from the dead?
Uh huh. Guess you never watched stage acts where they're trapped in a locked box and escape? Omg. More jesuses! Or not.
And it was a tomb not a cave...
The entrance was sealed...
Therefore God is human. (Google how different species can't mate)
originally posted by: 5StarOracle
a reply to: TerryDon79
Was Jesus not Human?
ok. I'm God. Does that make me God now?
He said he was God...
according to her. How many kids out there swore they were still virgins when in fact they were putting it out more than a McDonald's worker puts out clean trays?
Mary was Virgin they didn't have sex...
So is superman. Guess what? Superman makes more sense.
Because he was more than just human this invalidates nothing