According to Roman Catholic Dogma, Jesus was born of a virgin, and he was both human and a god; the human part being solely created by the body of Mary without any divine participation whatever, whereas the divine component of Jesus is solely an outgrowth of God.
Apparently Jesus was a male, and for a human male foetus to form it has to be conceived with a Y chromosome which can only be contributed by the male. Also if a human could be born solely from a human female, the only way even hypothetically possible would mean it would be an exact clone of the mother.
So how if Jesus was born of a virgin wasn’t he female and an exact genetic duplicate of his mother?
If you are a Catholic you may not answer this question by saying that God intervened and somehow supplied the missing chromosomes because it is the Dogma of your church that there was no such divine interception. Such an answer invoking divine genetic participation in the creation of a viable Jesus zygote would be clearly heretical according to RC theology.
TIA
2007-08-24
11:19:37
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