The Nativity- An Atheist Reads the Bible
by whereami 7 Replies latest jw friends
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3Mozzies
Thanks for sharing whereami.
3Mozzies
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whereami
Glad you liked it 3Mozzies.
I guess some of our in house fundies didn't.
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PSacramento
You know what is so awesoem about science?
The virgin birth is NOT impossible anymore.
Science can, indeed, inpregnate a virgin and she can give birth a virgin !
Take that Holy Spirit and it took less than 2000 years to do it !!
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whereami
PSac you're the coolest fundie I know.
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PSacramento
Hey, who said I was a fundie ???
That's just mean !!!
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wobble
if you are one, Psac, I think you are the guy who put the "Fun" in Fundie !
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undercover
You know what is so awesoem about science?
The virgin birth is NOT impossible anymore.
Science can, indeed, inpregnate a virgin and she can give birth a virgin !
Know what's even more awesome? If it's true that God impregnated Mary, then he's guilty of fornication
http://www.watchtower.org/e/20040922/article_02.htm
Are there any restrictions as to how one’s reproductive powers may be used? God’s view can be found at Leviticus 18:20, which says: “You must not give your emission as semen to the wife of your associate to become unclean by it.” The underlying principle in that Scriptural decree is this: A man’s semen should not be used to inseminate anyone other than his wife, and a woman should not bear a child for someone other than her own husband. In other words, the reproductive powers are not to be used for someone other than one’s marriage mate. True Christians, therefore, avoid surrogate motherhood as well as any procedures that involve the use of donated sperm, eggs, or embryos.
Awake 3/8/1993 26-7 Surrogate Motherhood-Is It for Christians?
Does surrogate motherhood honor marriage and keep the marriage bed undefiled? Simply put, no. Traditional surrogacy requires the insemination of the woman by donor sperm. The Bible's view may be found at Leviticus 18:20, which says: "You must not give your emission as semen to the wife of your associate to become unclean by it." There is no Biblical basis for making a distinction between insemination by intercourse and insemination artificially by donor implantation. Therefore, in either case, fornication or adultery is committed when insemination is accomplished by a male other than the woman's legal husband.
