[greyfoxx39]

yea, and there are some people out there who actually believe Mary was a virgin when she had her baby. Go figure.

Nice anti-Catholic post n00b...that'll go over well.

[MitchSouthFla.]

in your book it is okay to be anti-Mormon but not anti-Catholic? Explain.

[stars & stripes forever]

Nice anti-Catholic post

Nice anti-Christian post.

[Olog-hai]

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yea, and there are some people out there who actually believe Mary was a virgin when she had her baby. Go figure

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Nice anti-Catholic post n00b...that'll go over well

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That belief isn't exclusive to Catholicism.

[TheThirdRuffian]

It’s anti-protestant, too, for that matter.

[Mom MD]

There are people other than Catholics that are biblically orthodox. That was hardly a catholic smear. Try a Christian one.

[MHGinTN]

If the poster was a rational person, the first question to ask would be, "Do you believe Jesus died and was resurrected from the tomb?" The next question could be, "Do you believe the Resurrected Jesus appeared to the Disciples in a locked room, or appeared to Disciples walking the road, broke bread with them then vanished?"

Jesus left the tomb before the stone was rolled away. He appeared outisde the tomb to the women coming to apply spices to what they supposed would be a dead body. He appeared to the Disciples in a locked and shuttered room. He appeared along the road and walked with two, then broke bread with them and vanished. He appeared to more than 500 at one time. He ascended into Heaven. Entering Mary's womb as a zygote aged human would be no problem for such an One, or being born from that womb without passing down the birth canal for that matter. The problem is not the story as passed down to us, it is the unwillingness to believe God's Promises and thus believe Jesus died for our Sins and rose again the third day.