[Mr. K]

And why is it important if he was/ was not?

what difference would it make?

A 33 year old man in those days was 3/4 of the way through his life.

[Tailback]

And why is it important if he was/ was not?

This exactly. I heard a Jewish guy speculate on this hilariously. Christ was a Jew which means his mother was a Jew. What Jewish mother is NOT trying to get her son married?

Regardless of whether or not he was married, he still is who he is and did what he did. I don't know why people get so butthurt over trivial things.

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"A 33 year old man in those days was 3/4 of the way through his life."

"The days of our years are threescore years and ten..." Psalm 90:10

[reasonisfaith]

There are many who want to claim Christ was married because they think this is a way to mock Christians. I’m not saying that this strategy is rational, only that it is a common motive.

I’ll go further and state this is a dishonest and shameful motive.

Ultimately, reasonable minds necessarily agree that what’s false should be discarded and what’s true should be kept.