[Mom MD]

He’s the one that created DNA so i guess He knows where to find some. 😃 The point is all of Christ’s DNA could not come from Mary as a female has no Y chromosome to contribute. Beyond that I think speculation on the exact genetic make up of Christ’s human body is pointless and not only not relevant but not appropriate.

[Elsie]

Going down this path may lead some to wonder about Christ's human DNA.

Given He was a normal human male; what about His sperm?

Did He have nocturnal emissions?

Given all the hoopla over the 'shroud' lately, one wonders...

[MHGinTN]

There is a significant point here; the Catholic dogma seeks to make Mary a Queen of Heaven and attributing the chromosome origins for the body of Jesus to Mary is one huge step in that agenda. To refute the 'queen of heaven' lie one must stunt the dogma attributing Jesus's biological and spiritual self to Mary.

A human descended from Adam has a body, a soul, and a spirit. The body is not the soul and the soul is not the spirit, the spirit is not the soul and the soul is not the body. We know from Scripture that the Spirit in the man Jesus is God with us. we do not know when that Spirit connected to the physical body of Jesus but the Catholic dogma presumes it is at the conception in/connecting to Mary's body. That is a presumption yet an entire mythos of 'queen of Heaven' is built upon a presumption not supported by The Word of God.

The issue is so vital to Catholic dogma that the supporters when confronted with the specious nature of their assertions resort to insults, haughty mocking, and their usual spittlegeist.