You don't science faith. And if you're going to anyways, at least get it right. It was immaculate conception, a masculine figure was still involved, He is still a Jesus's father, He impregnated the Holy Mother, just not by mortal means. It's one of God's miracles.
I'm not a big fan of any Abrahamic religion, but putting "Trans Jesus" on blast is just stirring the pot, and even worse, it's not even substantial.
the divinity has no sex or gender. There are "masculine" traits in the father and "feminine" traits in the holy spirit however neither have a sex nor do either have a gender. God is neither a male nor a female. Even if you consider the traits of the trinity to give gender, the pregnancy is always connected to the holy spirit which is the feminine trait-ed part of the trinity.
You are also ignoring the fact that her full title is "saint Mary the virgin" or alternatively "mary the bless virgin" which implies no "impregnation."
conception doesn't imply impregnation. Conception only implies that reproduction has happened not that more than one being gave material to the process.
It's been translated 4 (major) times all of which with less quality than the last however all of the ideas in all of what I said had precedent in that time period. That was still when people believed in spontaneous generation, the idea that animal just sorta appeared randomly. Examples being sheep appearing near wild cotton and flies magically appearing from old meat.
Well, now, I took high school theology, and what I learned there was that the word of God does not supply the 'how' of the world, but the 'why'. So I think we can guess where the Y came from ;)
I'm not a big fan of any Abrahamic religion, but putting "Trans Jesus" on blast is just stirring the pot, and even worse, it's not even substantial.
You are also ignoring the fact that her full title is "saint Mary the virgin" or alternatively "mary the bless virgin" which implies no "impregnation."
conception doesn't imply impregnation. Conception only implies that reproduction has happened not that more than one being gave material to the process.