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If the story is to be believed, Jesus was conceived via parthenogenesis (aka immaculate conception aka unfertilized egg). This means Jesus had only X chromosomes and yet presented as male. Jesus was definitely somewhere on the line of intersex, transgender, non-binary, et. al.
This is funny and makes me smile
He had a Holy Father who was into rape.
Yeah, no way an omnipotent God could do anything about the lack of Y chromosomes. He can create a new life in the womb of a virgin woman, but put a Y in the kid? Nope, His hands are tied, apparently.
Come on, lol.
My wife is a geneticist and we discovered she has an inactive y chromosome, so she is xxy, but a woman, and had babies.
All she needed was one gene SRY and she would be an odd looking male and likely infertile
The point is that when we look at what this God supposedly created, they're clearly enthusiastic about all kinds of wild spectrum of sexuality.
On days when I entertain the possibility of an infallible text, I'm not so sure I got the exact right version that I'm ready to deny someone else's lived experience. I would have to be incredibly sure to be willing to gaslight someone else.
On more frequent days when I don't subscribe to an infallible text, I find it pretty clear that God created and adores all kinds of wild sexuality, and their message to humanity suffered badly under some seriously bigoted editors.
I think they mean if the story that it was a virgin birth is real, not the story of God, because that for sure isn't. Parthenogenesis is a real thing, though very rare in humans. It allows for virgin births. If the story is to believed that it was a virgin birth, then this is what it was. I don't believe that story, but it is theoretically possible. I think it's much more likely she slept with someone else and got pregnant. It wouldn't be the first or last time a woman did that and said she was still a virgin, and it was a miracle.
Imagine working so hard to keep up a lie that you accidentally create a religion with billions of followers and people still telling your ~~lie~~ tale 2000 years later.