Why the argument over Divinity?

question posed to self....

How do muslims believe that Yshwe(Isa) was conceived...
he was 'breathed into the womb of Mary by allah', correct?

Doesn't this make Him a Son of God, and not of man?
No human male planted his seed to fertilize the egg of Mary... God Himself did this.
Doesn't this make Yshwe the Son of God?  God Himself fertilized the egg of Mary, by the power of His Holy Spirit.


Edited by Caringheart - 02 February 2015 at 10:44pm

We muslims believe in this-Allah is one, he is eternal, he is neither born nor give birth, there is nothing like him.Allah describes the similarity of prophet Adam (pbuh) and prophet Jesus (pbuh) by creating both of them from dust.

It's an interesting question.  Assuming the scriptural accounts are true, I've always wondered where Jesus got his Y chromosome from.  I read somewhere that "virgin births" are theoretically possible and may have even been observed in the lower animals, but the offspring's DNA would be essentially identical with the mother, give or take a mutation or two, and therefore has to be female.

Given that Jesus was male (and not some intersex anomaly), then God must have provided at least a Y chromosome, and possibly more.  Does that mean that God has DNA?  What a pity we couldn't have got a blood sample to do a DNA analysis.  (Of course the Catholics believe they actually have the blood and body of Christ in the Eucharist, but somehow I doubt that a lab analysis would bear that out. )

That's why we believe there is nothing like Allah, Allah does what he intends to do,when Allah does it is done irrespective of way, its Allah only knows, we humans with our limited intelligence can't think how Allah does, we just witness Allah does a particular thing.