Why not? According to this guy it's all
We have blue- and green-skinned, multi-headed and multi-armed deities, after all. Garuda, Vishnu's mount, is supposed to be some kind of supersonic airplane.
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Jesus genes
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Why not? According to this guy it's all
We have blue- and green-skinned, multi-headed and multi-armed deities, after all. Garuda, Vishnu's mount, is supposed to be some kind of supersonic airplane.
j1i
Smiling is charity without giving money
Dear brother
those were live on Earth and are a drop in the ocean
How a drop can catch (Acquisition) the ocean
Here is the question
People need a scientific answer and no room for illogical things
good luck (^_^)
j1i
Smiling is charity without giving money
What!?
Hahahaha
I'm sorry brother
I just want to be smart in dialogue
I do not want easy capture
Unveiled Artist
Veteran Member
You could look at it that way, but he'd have to be a clone of something, another male who was identical to him in every way. Of course, if one believes that Jesus is God (I'm not sure if he is, but it's largely irrelevant to me anyway), God can do anything he wants or needs to do to get a job done. He could easily manipulate or create DNA for this particular instance.
We can run into the same thing in Hinduism with Krishna. He was born as a human male, but he is God, i.e. Vishnu incarnated. His brother Balarama is said to be an incarnation of Adi Sesha, accompanying his Lord to Earth. Maa Durga took birth as a human girl simply to deliver a message to the king who was trying to kill Krishna. When the king tried to kill her as a baby, she assumed her divine form, scared the crap out of him, then disappeared. Rama is a slightly different case, because he is Vishnu in human form, but he had a mortal mother and father. Whose DNA did Krishna and Rama have? As fully mortal men, they had to have human DNA.
The bottom line is that those of us with a particular faith would do well to not think too long and hard on things we really can't and maybe shouldn't understand. In the Lord of the Rings Gandalf told Saruman, who was deep into dabbling into the black arts, that "He that breaks a thing to find out what it is has left the path of wisdom." George Harrison said something similar in one of his songs "...the mind that wants to wander 'round the corner is an unwise mind."
Wow. That's more complicated than christianity. I would ask more about it but probably get stuck down the line.
Wow. That's more complicated than christianity. I would ask more about it but probably get stuck down the line.
Well, Hinduism has a 5,000 year (at least) unbroken history. That's been plenty of time to gather up the lore and scriptures.
It's not really all that complicated, it's the names and places that make it seem so. One person or deity can have many names. The names are usually epithets or descriptions of their traits.
Rational Agnostic
Well-Known Member
Easy. He has paternal genes from God!
Etritonakin
Well-Known Member
He is said to be of a certain bloodline (that of David), so it would be more of a miraculous transference of that specific genetic material.
somewhat related.... Scripture actually indicates that there were other humans on Earth during Adam's time (such as Cain worrying that those who found him would kill him -and finding a wife in Nod) -and even if directly created, existing "code" could have been used.
Faithofchristian
Well-Known Member
That's the whole thing, Jesus is not fully human like us.
The body of Jesus is the only thing that is human like us.
Everything else about Jesus is God.
Faithofchristian
Well-Known Member
Jesus had the chromosome of God the Father.
And Jesus had the chromosome of Mary.
This is why Jesus is called The Son of man and The Son of God.
Katzpur
Not your average Mormon
So, here's a thought... If Jesus was truly a human being, He would have had forty-six chromosomes, a double strand of twenty-three from His mother and another strand from where?
Ellen Brown
Well-Known Member
It is doubtful that any of us knows enough to make a definitive statement about any of this.
According to Catholic and Orthodox doctrine he is fully God and fully man. Hypostatic union - Wikipedia
Unveiled Artist
Veteran Member
What does that mean, have the chromosones of god the father?
Unveiled Artist
Veteran Member
In my opinion, he would have one from his biological father. But, as god, I would have no idea.
Katzpur
Not your average Mormon
Do you have any thoughts on who you believe His biological father to have been?
Faithofchristian
Well-Known Member
Isn't that what I said, Jesus is the Son of man and The Son of God.
Unveiled Artist
Veteran Member
I dont know. The bible isnt all of Christianity. Its has only but so many pages. The Dharma has thousands of more scripture and that still isnt enough. Anyway, another human being. Probably Jewish. Its hard to make guesses. If I had more info I could probably make more educated guesses.
No, it isn’t.
Faithofchristian
Well-Known Member
What exactly do you mean by( No it isn't)
Are you absolutely positively sure about this. No it isn't.