Does anyone actually believe that Jesus was born of a virgin?

Answer 1

Actually it's just something else the Christians stole from the Pagans. "Immaculate Conception" is found in many religions predating Christianity.

Answer 2

i don't

and i also don't believe He was the Lamb SLAIN because three days dead usually don't rise. So the words mean something else like Larri b SL A I IV put together says the same thing. and he could then survive the 5 sealed cuts. And the seven seals of the lamb mean possibly 7 cuts for real. and lamp=larri p and p= a DI stitched together like MARCH APRIL MAY shows for H.

so DIED=DI[iLD if E= a [ on top of i on top of L. And thus the powers that be let Me be cause I AM an orphan. And I live on 420 dollars a month canadian. not including rent. And that is courtesy of the crown of england not any church. So i really support state more that church in that power struggle that europe seem to have all the time.

god save the queen. but as my time is short lived as alive i regret i might not live to see a king. perhapes divine intervention can allow me to live longer. but i have an opinion that God mostly takes rather than saves just like a bad don in the movie Goodfellas.

and VIRGIN=five I are CuT I IV as reading between the lines in Times New Roman font. And why am I a VIRGIN cause I refuse to kill for my country unless given a uniform of the army. Then i might be forgiven killing. Every one else might just be a murderer.

Answer 3

Yes, I absolutely believe that Jesus was born of a virgin. It is clear that Mary is surprised that she is going to have a child and says "How can this be since I do not KNOW man." The word "know" means to know in a sexual sense.
Then Joseph, to whom she is engaged, decides to break the engagement because she is pregnant until an angel advises him to marry.
Mary was still alive when the beginnings of the Gospels were being written and the stories would have come from her.

Answer 4

Yes it is possible.
even for mere humans.
For example, acquire one young, nubile fertile young lady of the Human persuasion. (i.e. Homo sapiens).
Get legal consent in writing,
Wait until the time when the said human subject is ovulating. (determined by a minor drop in vaginal temperature, and reduction in the viscosity in the vaginal fluid,
And there is a pH change in the fluid.
Place the obliging female experimental subject supine, (on her back)
Partially or fully disrobe the lady and have her spread her legs wide.
Acquire a willing young male. acquire his written consent to this noble scientific experiment.
Proceed to rouse the said male to penile erection and thence to ejaculation. (this my be accomplished by the use of many differing techniques.)
collect the exudate fluid in a suitable receptacle such as a spoon or eye-dropper.
Carefully, very carefully, deposit said semen on the mouth of the lady's vagina, situate between the labia minora and labia majora. Taking exquisite care not to contact nor rupture the said hymen.
The sperm in the semen will swim up the vagina, some lucky ones will transit the mouth of the cervix gaining entry to the uterous (a.k.a. womb).
A minority of such successfully arrived sperm will swim up a fallopean tube to meet the descending egg. One fortunate one will fuse with the egg. and start conception.
Please note well that the hyman has NOT been touched nor ruptered.
Giving birth is another more difficult matter. At birth , the vaginal wall stretches, the pelvic bones soften, and the cervix and pudenda expand considerably. The hymen is indeed ruptured as the woman gives birth.
Goodbye virginity? Well no!
At this point the church teaches that a miracle occurs, (at just the right time for a miracle to occur. I might add).
The hyman reappears, and resumes partially obstructing the vaginal entry.
A cesarian section delivery would obviate the requirement for said blessed miracle.
Truly an inspiring, faithful tale.
There we have it: a virgin concepsus, and virginal delivery.
Of course I believe it.

Answer 5

I believe that the hymen was still intact and that Mary was not aware of any sexual intercourse. But I doubt that no physical man was involve.

A lot of great men or ancient deities were 'born of a virgin' as a symbol. But I do believe that the Virgin Mary is more than a symbol: she was pure of heart, a white sheet of paper on witch to write a beautiful and meaningfull piece of History & Faith

Answer 6

Yes I do believe and it is the Truth. Jesus was born of the Virgin Mary who "knew not man" but was overshadowed with the Holy Spirit, being chosen by God to give birth to our Savior.

Answer 7

Sure, people do.
Hey people believe that they are only here by accident as a result of a statistically inconceivable random event. People believe that life has no meaning and that they have no hope for eternity; People believe that generations ago their family swung from branch to branch scratching their arm pitts. Banana anybody? Which by the way..... many scientists are begining to discredit the theory of evolution.

Answer 8

Born again Christians with their names written in the Lambs Book of Life do.

Answer 9

Yes

Answer 10

I'm sure if you're not a Christian, you don't believe it.
I'm a Christian and I certainly do believe it. You see, that's
where "faith" comes in. Without faith, it is impossible to
please God. Everything is possible with God. If you don't
believe it, I'm sorry, but God is still the Almighty whether
you or others believe it or not.

Answer 11

Lot's of people say they do, and some ignorant people may, but there are many stories of virgin births and such throughout history. They are myths. here are some links about them:

http://www.truthbeknown.com/sunsofgod.htm

http://www.medmalexperts.com/POCM/index.html

http://home.earthlink.net/~pgwhacker/ChristianOrigins/PaganChrists.html