The Devil Inside said:
Do you have the citations to those "documented cases?"
Did Jesus really die on the cross !!!!
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Do you have the citations to those "documented cases?"
This is funny... I said no person can exist from a virgin mother and still... theists say "BUT GOD DIDETH IT!!!!!"
I will say again: The story of Jesus can not get past this impossibility. Forget arguing about the impossibility of walking on water or raising from the dead... He couldn't even have been born in the first place!
It's not like "Mary" (Who probably never existed either) went to a clinic, put on one of those aprons, spread her legs wide open and had a doctor shove a tube up her pigeon hole and squeezed some sperm in there.
You people really ought to ask yourselves why you need to believe this story is real. You are an embarrassment.
I will say again: The story of Jesus can not get past this impossibility. Forget arguing about the impossibility of walking on water or raising from the dead... He couldn't even have been born in the first place!
It's not like "Mary" (Who probably never existed either) went to a clinic, put on one of those aprons, spread her legs wide open and had a doctor shove a tube up her pigeon hole and squeezed some sperm in there.
You people really ought to ask yourselves why you need to believe this story is real. You are an embarrassment.
http://www.soc.ucsb.edu/sexinfo/?article=faq2&refid=003#1SkinWalker said:
http://www.thedoctorslounge.net/gynecology/forums/backup/topic-6536.html
there is not very much info on this subject.....that isnt related to religion, that is.
i found alot of crazy crap, but those two links both give medical opinions on the subject:
not likely, but possible.
KennyJC said:
i dont believe the immaculate conception. but it IS a medical possibility.
the scriptures say "young girl", not "virgin".
if wanted, i can give the christians a full hebraic translation of the prophecy in question.
Is the Jesus thing a part of your religion? If so, why do you not believe in the immaculate conception part of the story? Is it because it just seems so unlikely?
The untrustworthy nature of the story of Jesus therefor means we can not believe the 'likely' parts either.
KennyJC said:
im jewish, so....um...no jesus has little to do with my religious beliefs.
it is up to the individual to decide what they believe or disbelieve. *shrug*
like old ben franklin said: there are only 2 guarantees in life...death and taxes.
Hapsburg said:Dry humping is still humping. The virgin birth implies no humping at all.
from a christian standpoint, i suppose you are right.
all that means though, is that a few hundred years later, some crusty europeans didnt want to include a graphic sexual detail about their "spotless" (pun intended) messiah's mother.