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Parthenogenesis, Emanation, Insemination.

Estro Felino

Believer in free will
Premium Member
From my theological point of view, and studies, Catholicism presents Mary as an archetype of the prototype human being. In my studies of the Hebrew text of the early chapters in Genesis, ha-adam possesses a female body, like Mary, and is created already pregnant with the first male, the Messiah, such that if not for Genesis 2:21, where the original plan is aborted, Messiah would be, what Paul (in Colossians chapter one) tells us he is: the firstborn of creation.

Catholicism brilliantly, if not yet fully consciously, realizes that Mary is a latter day ha-adam. Mary is what Adam was until Genesis 2:21: a virgin androgyne whereby the female aspect is the outer body, and the male aspect is the pre-fertilized ovum created simultaneous to the outer body.


John
It is incredibly intetesting what you have just said.

I guess it is also connected to the fact that when Eve is created, she is called isha ...from ish (male)...and it is a very interesting term because even in the Vulgate she is not called mulier (woman) but virago from vir (male).
 
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Treasure Hunter

Well-Known Member
In my studies of the Hebrew text of the early chapters in Genesis, ha-adam possesses a female body, like Mary, and is created already pregnant with the first male, the Messiah, such that if not for Genesis 2:21, where the original plan is aborted, Messiah would be, what Paul (in Colossians chapter one) tells us he is: the firstborn of creation.
Let me present an alternative and make the story more complete..

Lucifer is the “son” of God. Lucifer is the undifferentiated entity made up of Satan, representing death, and Christ, representing life. When Paul is saying the world came into being for the Son, he presumably means Christ, but it’s actually Lucifer.

Sparks of the feminine, called Sophia, are then spread throughout creation. Sophia replicates through parthenogenesis as previously discussed. Eventually, Sophia agrees to the “deal with the devil” — death in exchange for the potential for more life — in order to emanate the male (Lucifer).

Adam is the child of Sophia and Lucifer. He has to differentiate between Satan and Christ. The Christ story sits on top of the Adam story. As human individuals, the story of Genesis 2-3 is happening within our consciousness. We have to reject Eve, who we confuse with Sophia, and choose Adam (make ourselves male). But the price to progress from the Adam story to the Christ story, and from the Christ story to the Son of Man story, is death. Just as the female invited death for more life, the male has to invite death for more life.

The union between Christ and Sophia is the bridegroom.
 
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