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To: rwa265

Saying Mary is the Mother of God is the broken syllogism. You response regarding the genes of Mary and the Chromosomes of Jesus was not an answer. Do you believe Jesus had genetic derivative from Mary for part, any part, of His chromosomes? ... And can the second give rise to the one from whom the second is arisen?


485 posted on 11/13/2015 8:17:05 PM PST by MHGinTN (Is it really all relative, Mister Einstein?)
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To: MHGinTN

Saying Mary is the Mother of God is the broken syllogism. You response regarding the genes of Mary and the Chromosomes of Jesus was not an answer. Do you believe Jesus had genetic derivative from Mary for part, any part, of His chromosomes? ... And can the second give rise to the one from whom the second is arisen?


Do you agree with the definition of mother that I provided? That a mother is a woman in relation to a child to whom she has given birth? Do you believe that the child to whom Mary had given birth is God? This is what I believe.

I do not know about the genetic stuff. As far as that give rise to stuff, Mary did not give birth to a pure spirit Who existed before she did. The holy thing which was born of Mary was the Word made flesh, God in the person of Jesus.

And it is because this child is God that Mary is the mother of God.


492 posted on 11/14/2015 5:04:35 AM PST by rwa265
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