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Why is the virgin birth such a departure from what we know of human biology?
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Because God did not need to use such natural processes to impregnate Mary. It was miraculous on our behalf, but part of God’s nature on his part.
As an example, for Jeus to walk on water was part of his nature. It seems possible for us because we know th law of gravity. But God made both the water and the law of gravity. They both ate subject to Him; not the other way.
Thus, for Christ to be conceived of a Virgin, is merely part of God’s nature. It’s not only possible, it is his peroragative to do something like this.
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ALLOW ME TO CORRECT MY TYPOS…
Because God did not need to use such natural processes to impregnate Mary. It was miraculous on our behalf, but part of God’s nature on his part.
As an example, for Jesus to walk on water was part of his nature. It seems impossible for us because we only know the law of gravity. But God made both the water and the law of gravity. They both are subject to Him; not the other way.
Thus, for Christ to be conceived of a Virgin, is merely part of God’s nature. It’s not only possible, it is his prerogative to do so.
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It’s the only account in history of a virgin birth that has any merit. It does not follow our science laws of what is possible. But God has always been able to do the impossible. With man it is impossible, but with God all things are possible.
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Human biology would dictate this could not happen.
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Because human biology promotes that birth requires conception, which requires a man and a woman to conceive.
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Usually human biology is the sperm entering the egg to create life. God can perform miracles though, He created all of creation. Why is it so difficult to understand he can create a child in a womb?