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What you construe “clear” and I construe “clear” must be two different things. Because I can’t make much sense of that. It’s the traditional flowery language typical of religion.Not true actually (according to Catholicism anyway).
Here’s a passage from the Catholic Encyclopedia to illustrate my point:
•that the supernatural influence of the Holy Ghost extended to the birth of Jesus Christ, not merely preserving Mary’s integrity, but also causing Christ’s birth or external generation to reflect his eternal birth from the Father in this, that “the Light from Light” proceeded from his mother’s womb as a light shed on the world; that the “power of the Most High” passed through the barriers of nature without injuring them; that “the body of the Word” formed by the Holy Ghost penetrated another body after the manner of spirits.
Link to source:
newadvent.org/cathen/15448a.htm
As the encyclopedia makes clear, Jesus did not leave the womb in the natural human way. He apparently did not even make physical contact with his mother’s vagina on the way out.
Catholicisms call’s the Virgin Mary the Mother of God and says she gave birth to Jesus. But I thank you for informing about some aspects of Catholic doctrine I was not aware of.
Nonetheless, she was pregnant with Jesus, as we know from Biblical passages when she met with her cousin and her cousin responded to the affects, “Blessed are you among women.”
Then she gave birth to Jesus and the Wise Men brought gifts.
The uterus is still part of the reproductive system of women and it’s Mary who gave Jesus his human nature and contributed her genes to him.