A CATHOLIC bishop yesterday criticised a British television documentary that suggests the Virgin Mary may have been raped by a Roman soldier.
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A CATHOLIC bishop yesterday criticised a British television documentary that suggests the Virgin Mary may have been raped by a Roman soldier.
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Yeah CHURCH OF ENGLAND!! Nothing to do with Christianity or the birth of Jesus (anyone seen dress To Kill by Eddie Izzard??).The controversy came as a survey revealed that a quarter of Church of England clergy do not believe in the virgin birth of Christ.
Originally posted by Adam
There was nothing unwitting about me choosing that picture. In a moment you'll see why...I find your signature picture intriguing. It shows where this statement of yours is coming from. Thats ok. Everyone is entitiled to their own opinion and expression. It shows what's on the inside. That which some try desperately to hide from others, but unwittingly let slip out for all to see.
I never mentioned Jesus getting raped. Was that some Freudian sip, revealing something about your personality?If Jesus was raped by a roman soldier, he would not have been a Nazerene.
Um... Earth to Gino... The article mentions the possibility of Mary being raped by a Roman. In which case he would have been descenced from Jews and Romans.Jesus was a decendent of the house of David (a jew). All people of that time at least recognized that much of him. Now tell me where the genes of a simple roman soldier fit into that puzzle?
Originally posted by HappyNightmare
Hey! Apparently it is possible to have a virgin birth. I saw it on a show on the History Channel. I missed how, due to channel surfing, but it is possible. So it could be that she was raped, but virgin birth isn't something mystical, just rare.
I don't know exactly how it works, but it is possible. Anyway, how it happens is not the point, the point is that virgin birth is possible.
There are some species that are capable of self-fertilization, however, humans are not one of them. I already gave you a link regarding the chomosomal hypothesis you propose... it does not pan out. You've also got the argument backwards. It is you who is positing a possible explanation, the onus is upon to to provide proof. I might hypothesize that aliens "beamed" a fetus into Mary's womb but without a scintilla of proof it is worth absolutely nothing. What you have thus far is mere conjecture that goes against the current facts.Originally posted by HappyNightmare
I meant it's possible <b>naturally</b>. It really is, and I won't defend my point further unless one of you brings up scientific proof that it's not.