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Re: A challenge to Christianity [Re: hpi]
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hpi said:
Actually virgin births are possible but extremely rare.

Don't remember where Ive seen/read this.



It's been documented in several animals, but the offspring is almost always female.


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Re: A challenge to Christianity [Re: hpi]
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hpi said:
Actually virgin births are possible but extremely rare.

Don't remember where Ive seen/read this.



probably on the show House. its not accurate. a woman can essentially trick her body into emulating a pregnancy without having sex, but there is no child to be born.

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Re: A challenge to Christianity [Re: hpi]
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hpi said:
Actually virgin births are possible but extremely rare.

Don't remember where Ive seen/read this.



I'd like to see an egg grow into a human with no genetic information via sperm cell.  Scientific explanation and source!


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L'enfer est plein de bonnes volontés et désirs

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Re: A challenge to Christianity [Re: uber_aj]
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Nothing against you Cognitive, But you scientist types take all the fun out of living!


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Hippies and Liberals love Pope Francis, so why dont I quote him for you guys. "There is NO SALVATION outside the Catholic Church" :morningtoke:

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Re: A challenge to Christianity [Re: Almond Flour]
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:lol:  I'm just saying.  Its fun to believe things in things that are physically impossible, but lets also be realistic folks!


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Re: A challenge to Christianity [Re: Cognitive_Shift]
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Cognitive_Shift said:
hpi said:
Actually virgin births are possible but extremely rare.

Don't remember where Ive seen/read this.



I'd like to see an egg grow into a human with no genetic information via sperm cell.  Scientific explanation and source!



I can give you examples from lizards and sharks.


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Re: A challenge to Christianity [Re: Cognitive_Shift]
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It's all relative. Balance is probably most impossible of all.


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Re: A challenge to Christianity [Re: Silversoul]
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Mary was not a lizard or a shark.


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Edited by Cognitive_Shift (02/02/09 09:40 PM)

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Re: A challenge to Christianity [Re: Cognitive_Shift]
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maybe she was a reptilian...

:tinfoil:

jesus is the overlord!!!


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Re: A challenge to Christianity [Re: Cognitive_Shift]
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Cognitive_Shift said:
Mary was not a lizard or a shark.



i dont know about that, it is technically possible that she was a Reptilian. not quite a lizard, but i hear that the only thing they like more than world domination is asexual birthing of new evil reptiles.

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Re: A challenge to Christianity [Re: uber_aj]
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Nothing will ever dominate the world ever again.  Any evolving species will find that the earth is highly depleted of resources.  Cuz us amazing humans are destroying the planet and its life.


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Re: A challenge to Christianity [Re: Cognitive_Shift]
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Unless this new rising species had a different style of invention all together. Then it may be able to function and use resources much differently that our current ways.

But I think humans have it on lock-down. I wouldn't imagine there would actually be another way to do things outside of mathematics and verbal/written communication as a crutch. At least to become as technologically advanced to be able to harness energy(s).

I agree though. Humans are definitely the first and the last, at least on this planet.


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Edited by DR. PRIME (02/02/09 09:58 PM)

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Re: A challenge to Christianity [Re: uber_aj]
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uber_aj said:
hpi said:
Actually virgin births are possible but extremely rare.

Don't remember where Ive seen/read this.



probably on the show House. its not accurate. a woman can essentially trick her body into emulating a pregnancy without having sex, but there is no child to be born.



House actually told a girl that she was on of the very few who had become pregnant and was still a virgin:lol:

It it possible though, like I said I don't recall where I seen it but it wasn't a show like that.


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Tohu Tehom Theli Than Leviathan Tanin'iver Taninsam!
Tohu Tehom Theli Than Leviathan Tanin'iver Taninsam!


There exists one lie that is the absolute worst. A lie that has successfully infiltrated many of the Western governments. This lie is Christianity, and it must be fought in every way, shape and form. Burn the churches and kill the priests. The abomination that is Christianity must be wiped from this Earth.





4-Methyl-Aminorex

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Re: A challenge to Christianity [Re: hpi]
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i could understand a hermaphrodite getting themselves pregnant, but i dont believe it is possible with a single-sex person. anything claiming otherwise would have to be reviewed very carefully, which would be hard to do, considering the subject of the study would practically have to have been watched and recorded weeks before her pregnancy.

its irrelevant anyway, considering that Mary was described as a "young woman," the virgin thing was an improper translation.

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Re: A challenge to Christianity [Re: uber_aj]
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Yeah he is the SON of god.  So god metaphysically had sex with an underaged girl:lol:


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Re: A challenge to Christianity [Re: Cognitive_Shift]
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Cognitive_Shift said:
Nothing will ever dominate the world ever again.  Any evolving species will find that the earth is highly depleted of resources.  Cuz us amazing humans are destroying the planet and its life.




Just like we did to Mars before "time" on Earth.  I've been pondering how we got here for a while, though.


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Re: A challenge to Christianity [Re: SolomonTheShaman]
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I don't know how life originated on earth:shrug:


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Re: A challenge to Christianity [Re: Cognitive_Shift]
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This is the closest I've seen to anyone explaining it before. But it still doesn't necessarily determine how exactly all functions of a cell would come to be as they are now, because cells need almost every component to function correctly. Each component is so key.

He just sort of says that DNA 'forms' but that doesn't answer the how. But I would imagine it happened something like that, except a lot more elaborately.

I know water had to be the first step...


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Re: A challenge to Christianity [Re: DR. PRIME]
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Yeah the "soap bubble" like sphere is a "home" for DNA seems to be like a lot of hear say.  I think its more probable that DNA is a part of another beings technology than just appearing inside the "soap bubble"

And because the universe prefers novelty, we became to what we are today.


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Re: A challenge to Christianity [Re: Cognitive_Shift]
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It's like the math of life.


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