Honest questions?

[Nathan Poe]

Tell Belk that -- I'm not interested.

of course you're not -- there's nothing in it for you.

All I want to know is: From an evolutionary perspective, where would Jesus have gotten His y-chromosome?

I can't believe an evolutionist has no specific answer.

From his father -- whoever that was.

 

[AV1611VET]

Not necessarily; God provided the male portion of DNA. Not with His own DNA, of course, but He used the appropriate bits to make Jesus, genetically, the way He wanted Him to be. That would be compatible with evolution for everything else.

Okay -- thank you --

 

[Skaloop]

Tell Belk that -- I'm not interested.

All I want to know is: From an evolutionary perspective, where would Jesus have gotten His y-chromosome?

I can't believe an evolutionist has no specific answer.

It's not specifically according to evolution, but it would come from His biological father.

 

[Belk]

Oh, sorry -- I misunderstood the question.

I asked where Jesus got His y-chromosome, and you said:

You don't see blasphemy here?

No, Since it would make sense that if God supplied his Y chromosome he would have supplied the rest of them. Don't you think? Also you might note the squiggly line with the dot under it at the end of my sentence. That is known as a question mark and indicates the sentence is interrogative.

 

[AV1611VET]

It's not specifically according to evolution, but it would come from His biological father.

Ah -- I see.

Then I contend that evolution is blasphemy.

I take it evolution doesn't teach exceptions, does it?

 

[AV1611VET]

No, Since it would make sense that if God supplied his Y chromosome he would have supplied the rest of them. Don't you think? Also you might note the squiggly line with the dot under it at the end of my sentence. That is known as a question mark and indicates the sentence is interrogative.

Oh, well -- I'm not going to get an honest answer from you guys anyway, but I didn't expect one, either.

The thread is HONEST QUESTIONS -- not HONEST ANSWERS.

 

[Belk]

Oh, well -- I'm not going to get an honest answer from you guys anyway, but I didn't expect one, either.

The thread is HONEST QUESTIONS -- not HONEST ANSWERS.

So you don't think that getting his Y chromosome the same place he got his other chromosome pairs is an honest answer? Do you know how human reproduction works?

 

[Lion Hearted Man]

Tell Belk that -- I'm not interested.

All I want to know is: From an evolutionary perspective, where would Jesus have gotten His y-chromosome?

I can't believe an evolutionist has no specific answer.

Jesus would need more than the Y. God would have to supply a set of chromosomes 1-22 as well to mix with the 23X that Mary's oocyte was supplying. But at any rate, you could say that God poofed them into existence. That's your answer for everything else, anyway.

 

[AV1611VET]

So you don't think that getting his Y chromosome the same place he got his other chromosome pairs is an honest answer? Do you know how human reproduction works?

Yes, that's why evolution is especially blasphemous if it is applied to Jesus Christ.

It's blasphemy anyway, but this is especially blasphemous.

 

[AirPo]

Tell Belk that -- I'm not interested.

All I want to know is: From an evolutionary perspective, where would Jesus have gotten His y-chromosome?

I can't believe an evolutionist has no specific answer.

From the author that invented the virgin birth myth.

 

[AV1611VET]

But at any rate, you could say that God poofed them into existence.

Woulda -- coulda -- shoulda.

I'm sitting in a classroom at Evolution High.

I raise my hand.

The science teacher says, "Yes"?

I stand up and ask, "Where did Jesus Christ, the Second Person of the Triune Godhead, get His y-chromosome?"

The science teacher replies...

 

[Belk]

Yes, that's why evolution is especially blasphemous if it is applied to Jesus Christ.

It's blasphemy anyway, but this is especially blasphemous.

I see. Evolution is especially blasphemous because cell theory shows that the Y chromosome only comes from the father.

Very well AV. Where does the bible say his Y chromosome came from. Chapter and verse please.

 

[Lion Hearted Man]

Woulda -- coulda -- shoulda.

I'm sitting in a classroom at Evolution High.

I raise my hand.

The science teacher says, "Yes"?

I stand up and ask, "Where did Jesus Christ, the Second Person of the Triune Godhead, get His y-chromosome?"

The science teacher replies...

..."from a scientific standpoint, it would be uncertain because we cannot do a genetic test on Jesus. Science would be agnostic on the position."

 

[AV1611VET]

..."from a scientific standpoint, it would be uncertain because we cannot do a genetic test on Jesus. Science would be agnostic on the position."

To quote Judge Judy, "'I don't know' isn't an answer!"

But I understand what you're saying.

Science is myopic.

 

[Nostromo]

That's like a coal mine calling the kettle black.

 

[Split Rock]

Woulda -- coulda -- shoulda.

I'm sitting in a classroom at Evolution High.

I raise my hand.

The science teacher says, "Yes"?

I stand up and ask, "Where did Jesus Christ, the Second Person of the Triune Godhead, get His y-chromosome?"

The science teacher replies...

Jesus, as a man, got it from his father.

Jesus as "the Second Person of the Triune Godhead" (no wonder Muslims insist on one god) is not covered by science. You can call that "myopic," if you like. Such a term can certainly also be applied to creationism.

 

[Belk]

To quote Judge Judy, "'I don't know' isn't an answer!"

But I understand what you're saying.

Science is myopic.

I will reiterate my question

Where does the bible say his Y chromosome came from? Chapter and verse please.

 

[AV1611VET]

Jesus, as a man, got it from his father.

By inheritance, as Belk pointed out?

 

[AV1611VET]

I will reiterate my question

Where does the bible say his Y chromosome came from? Chapter and verse please.

It doesn't -- the Bible can call a man a man without having to look for y-chromosomes; and if evolution gets in the way, evolution can take a hike.

 

[AV1611VET]

... (no wonder Muslims insist on one god) ...

So do we.