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Do little kids understand *why* the virgin birth is a miracle?

Something I thought about recently: Growing up in a Christian family, I knew about the story of the virgin birth as far back as I can remember. But I also had no concept of what sex involved and I didn't know that people had to have sex in order to have babies. So I couldn't have known why the virgin birth was supposed to be a miracle. No one ever sat me down and told me, "Mary had a kid without ever having had sex," and I never drew the conclusion myself until long after learning about the story of the virgin birth.

I guess I just knew that everybody said it was "a miracle," so I accepted that it was, and I never reflected on how it was supposed to be "miraculous."

funny how now it's hard to find a virgin or a girl without 2 kids

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Originally posted by MrJiveBoJingles Something I thought about recently: Growing up in a Christian family, I knew about the story of the virgin birth as far back as I can remember. But I also had no concept of what sex involved and I didn't know that people had to have sex in order to have babies. So I couldn't have known why the virgin birth was supposed to be a miracle. No one ever sat me down and told me, "Mary had a kid without ever having had sex," and I never drew the conclusion myself until long after learning about the story of the virgin birth. I guess I just knew that everybody said it was "a miracle," so I accepted that it was, and I never reflected on how it was supposed to be "miraculous."

What do little kids understand about anything to do with Religion? They'll believe anything at that age...until you're old enough to make up your own mind then you'll just accept what religion you're brought up in by your parents.

when I was a kid, my parents told me the miracle of the Virgin Mary was that she had a child before she was married


yeah

They call it a miracle, I call it a waste.

im sure mary was into 2 girls 1 cup... no penetration needed.

We used to call it humping. And I definitely understood what sex was well before I was 8 years old.

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Originally posted by jennypie We used to call it humping. And I definitely understood what sex was well before I was 8 years old.

whore.

educated whore

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Originally posted by Project-K educated whore

oh... is this like a high class prostitute? naice!

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Originally posted by SuspicionVandit when I was a kid, my parents told me the miracle of the Virgin Mary was that she had a child before she was married

....times are changing ... the next generation will see children with two mothers instead of father and mother

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Originally posted by Ojay ....times are changing ... the next generation will see children with two mothers instead of father and mother

Oh noez.

Thank God (lol) my parents didn't teach us about religion.

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Originally posted by MrJiveBoJingles Something I thought about recently: Growing up in a Christian family, I knew about the story of the virgin birth as far back as I can remember. But I also had no concept of what sex involved and I didn't know that people had to have sex in order to have babies. So I couldn't have known why the virgin birth was supposed to be a miracle. No one ever sat me down and told me, "Mary had a kid without ever having had sex," and I never drew the conclusion myself until long after learning about the story of the virgin birth. I guess I just knew that everybody said it was "a miracle," so I accepted that it was, and I never reflected on how it was supposed to be "miraculous."

I had no idea what "virgin" meant until I was in middle school. I knew it was supposed to be a miracle because I was taught God was Jesus' dad but, that's all

Probably the best reaction I've ever seen was from a Japanese exchange student. When she first heard about it, she was flabbergasted. She then asked us how people could tell children that sort of stuff, because it was incredibly wrong

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Originally posted by Lira Probably the best reaction I've ever seen was from a Japanese exchange student. When she first heard about it, she was flabbergasted. She then asked us how people could tell children that sort of stuff, because it was incredibly wrong

In Paul Ehrlich's Human Natures, he describes how Inuit men laughed uproariously when Arctic explorers told them about the "virgin birth."

I learned in Hebrew school that God put the baby inside Mary (as opposed to a man putting in an erect penis). I wonder why they taught me this in Jew school????

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Originally posted by Ojay ....times are changing ... the next generation will see children with two mothers instead of father and mother

I predict within 10 years it'll be commonplace for lesbian couples to go to a lab and have one of their eggs converted into a sperm cell, thus eliminating the need for the male part of the birth equation.

And in 20 years, science will probably find some way for a man to give birth to a child. But why any man would want to experience that, is beyond me.

i understood it - i mean, i think i did. regardless, i did later on

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Originally posted by SuspicionVandit when I was a kid, my parents told me the miracle of the Virgin Mary was that she had a child before she was married yeah

Same.

what i find miraculous is that people believe that shit.

seriously, why would god need to impregnate ANYONE to have a child? seems like more work than necessary.

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Originally posted by pkcRAISTLIN what i find miraculous is that people believe that shit. seriously, why would god need to impregnate ANYONE to have a child? seems like more work than necessary.

unless you're GOD.

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Originally posted by jennypie Thank God (lol) my parents didn't teach us about religion.

+1

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Originally posted by Zharen I predict within 10 years it'll be commonplace for lesbian couples to go to a lab and have one of their eggs converted into a sperm cell, thus eliminating the need for the male part of the birth equation. And in 20 years, science will probably find some way for a man to give birth to a child. But why any man would want to experience that, is beyond me.

Most of the techonology to produce an egg cell from a stem cell has already been worked out, and there's already artificial wombs that've worked for some smaller mammals. I think it's more a question of ethics than technology.

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Originally posted by pkcRAISTLIN what i find miraculous is that people believe that shit.

Isn't culture amazing?

I find it really weird that most people around us think of giant tortoises as being idiotic, but they're completely comfortable with the thought of God impregnating innocent virgins in the Middle East

The "magic trick" part of religion is something that really bothers even me (and you all know where my sympathies lie).

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