[Hegewisch Dupa]

If the "laws of nature" will not allow for the supernatural creation/formation of the universe at the time and within the time frame as narrated in the Torah, then they will not allow for a human "virgin birth" and the idea must be rejected.Seriously, that's just horrifically poor logic. Like looking at a car that totaled, I don't where to begin to repair. So I'll just go to the fatal flaw in your argument:

This means that human children cannot be born to virgin mothers.

By the Laws of Nature, they can't. I buy into the miracle, which by definition exists outside the Laws of Nature.

[Zionist Conspirator]

This means that human children cannot be born to virgin mothers.

By the Laws of Nature, they can't. I buy into the miracle, which by definition exists outside the Laws of Nature.

Then you'll have no trouble believing that the universe was created during six days 5769+ years ago, since that was outside nature as well. After all, nature is what was being created. It didn't exist to govern the process.