You do believe pagan fairy tales. You think I worship an non-existent goddess, for example.
It's transparent how you guys act.
This is a fact. You are transparent. The question is still unanswered how someone who was aware of her Immaculate Conception would logically know that she was to give birth without a father. As is how Joseph's reaction to this betrays his intention to have sex with Mary as soon as possible.
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Assuming that she knew that she had been immaculately conceived (an interesting question in itself), wouldn't it be logical for her to wonder why?
I don't believe its a fairy tail, hence; ridicule.
This is a fact. You are transparent.
This is a fact. If you think I'm transparent you are a moron.
The question is still unanswered how someone who was aware of her Immaculate Conception would logically know that she was to give birth without a father.
The question is still unanswered how if both Joseph and Mary knew before they were married that Mary would be a virgin her whole life, why would Joseph doubt what was in her was conceived of the Holy Spirit. After all. Mary had to know she was immaculatly conceived and would have shared it with her fiance. Wasn't Mary's incredible goodness on display during their courtship. There would be no reason for Joseph to doubt. I give you that in a normal situation he would have had doubt but as you've pointed out to me on many occasions, this is not a normal situation. Can't have it both ways.
As is how Joseph's reaction to this betrays his intention to have sex with Mary as soon as possible.
Never said he wanted to have it right away. Quit lying.