Lucky
February 14th, 2004, 12:04 AM
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Originally posted by Liar Volont
If Mary was really just nobody, then Jesus H. Whoever was really just nobody.
Originally posted by Berean Todd
Leaving beside the fact that none of us claim that Mary was just "nobody" (we just don't ascribe her deity as you seem to), your reasoning has a serious flaw. By your reasoning, since Mary was perfect and imaculate her mother also had to be - if a normal mother bearing an imaculate child wouldn't work for Jesus, then surely it wouldn't work for Mary either ... and Mary's mother's mother would also have to have this special birth ... and Mary's mother's mother ... and so on all the way back.
The problem is that eventually you get back to Adam and Eve ... there was no other seed than them, they fell and were cursed. So where does your "perfect" line start there Satan?? Oh, I forgot, reason means nothing to you.
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Originally posted by Liar Volont
If Mary was really just nobody, then Jesus H. Whoever was really just nobody.
Originally posted by Berean Todd
Leaving beside the fact that none of us claim that Mary was just "nobody" (we just don't ascribe her deity as you seem to), your reasoning has a serious flaw. By your reasoning, since Mary was perfect and imaculate her mother also had to be - if a normal mother bearing an imaculate child wouldn't work for Jesus, then surely it wouldn't work for Mary either ... and Mary's mother's mother would also have to have this special birth ... and Mary's mother's mother ... and so on all the way back.
The problem is that eventually you get back to Adam and Eve ... there was no other seed than them, they fell and were cursed. So where does your "perfect" line start there Satan?? Oh, I forgot, reason means nothing to you.
[ TRUTHSMACK ] (http://www.theologyonline.com/forums/showthread.php?postid=461656#post461656)