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Since immaculate conception implies a lack of genetic diversity, wasn't Jesus kind of inbred?
And if his family line continued in that way, wouldn't Jesus have to be transgender? A gender transition complete with a reproductive system capable of giving birth would be a medical miracle, but I think Jesus could pull it off. Then he could have his own immaculate conception just like mom.
That would explain the trans movement. They are preparing us for the Second Coming.
And if his family line continued in that way, wouldn't Jesus have to be transgender? A gender transition complete with a reproductive system capable of giving birth would be a medical miracle, but I think Jesus could pull it off. Then he could have his own immaculate conception just like mom.
That would explain the trans movement. They are preparing us for the Second Coming.
bradley Wrote:
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> Since immaculate conception implies a lack of
> genetic diversity, wasn't Jesus kind of inbred?
Immaculate conception refers to Mary - from Britannica:
https://www.britannica.com/topic/Immaculate-Conception-Roman-Catholicism
"Immaculate conception, Roman Catholic dogma asserting that Mary, the mother of Jesus, was preserved free from the effects of the sin of Adam (usually referred to as “original sin”) from the first instant of her conception. Although various texts in both the Old and the New Testaments have been cited in defense of the doctrine, it seems to have arisen from a general acceptance in the early church of Mary’s holiness. Especially after Mary had been solemnly declared to be the mother of God at the Council of Ephesus in 431, most theologians doubted that one who had been so close to God could have actually experienced sinful acts (i.e. intercourse - as she wasn't married at the time of conception)."
> And if his family line continued in that way,
> wouldn't Jesus have to be transgender? A gender
> transition complete with a reproductive system
> capable of giving birth would be a medical
> miracle, but I think Jesus could pull it off. Then
> he could have his own immaculate conception just
> like mom.
>
> That would explain the trans movement. They are
> preparing us for the Second Coming.
I don't follow your commentary here.
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 03/14/2024 02:36PM by Nightingale.
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> Since immaculate conception implies a lack of
> genetic diversity, wasn't Jesus kind of inbred?
Immaculate conception refers to Mary - from Britannica:
https://www.britannica.com/topic/Immaculate-Conception-Roman-Catholicism
"Immaculate conception, Roman Catholic dogma asserting that Mary, the mother of Jesus, was preserved free from the effects of the sin of Adam (usually referred to as “original sin”) from the first instant of her conception. Although various texts in both the Old and the New Testaments have been cited in defense of the doctrine, it seems to have arisen from a general acceptance in the early church of Mary’s holiness. Especially after Mary had been solemnly declared to be the mother of God at the Council of Ephesus in 431, most theologians doubted that one who had been so close to God could have actually experienced sinful acts (i.e. intercourse - as she wasn't married at the time of conception)."
> And if his family line continued in that way,
> wouldn't Jesus have to be transgender? A gender
> transition complete with a reproductive system
> capable of giving birth would be a medical
> miracle, but I think Jesus could pull it off. Then
> he could have his own immaculate conception just
> like mom.
>
> That would explain the trans movement. They are
> preparing us for the Second Coming.
I don't follow your commentary here.
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 03/14/2024 02:36PM by Nightingale.
Replace immaculate conception with parthenogenesis. Genetic defects accumulate without diversity to correct them.
How do we know Jesus was the only one of his kind? What if he had a kid we don't know about? Wouldn't that kid be able to produce miracles too? Like turning a juice box into wine.
This is all speculation, but it's as plausible as anything else presented as the historical truth of Jesus. Why not beat Catholics at their own game? The birth of Jesus was most likely accompanied by a UFO mistaken as the star of Bethlehem. The three wise men were led by extraterrestrials. You read it here first, folks. It's on the Internet so it must be true.
How do we know Jesus was the only one of his kind? What if he had a kid we don't know about? Wouldn't that kid be able to produce miracles too? Like turning a juice box into wine.
This is all speculation, but it's as plausible as anything else presented as the historical truth of Jesus. Why not beat Catholics at their own game? The birth of Jesus was most likely accompanied by a UFO mistaken as the star of Bethlehem. The three wise men were led by extraterrestrials. You read it here first, folks. It's on the Internet so it must be true.
He can be in bread if the bread is toasted and you look at it just right.
I heard that if you have red hair, you have Jesus genes!
The claims for Jesus and his mythical and earthly heritage are of very low quality, most likely fabricated. So the extrapolation is pointless.