Similar words: virgin, virginia, virginal, virginian, virginity, virgin mary, given birth, virgin forest. Meaning: n. 1. human conception without fertilization by a man 2. the theological doctrine that Jesus Christ had no human father; Christians believe that Jesus's birth fulfilled Old Testament prophecies and was attended by miracles; the Nativity is celebrated at Christmas.
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(1) It can not be proved that the virgin birth did not happen.
(2) Again the virgin birth, in view of what we now know of human reproduction, has become highly suspect for people.
(3) In the absence of divine intervention, virgin birth for mammals is not an option.
(4) That is why the story of the virgin birth.
(5) Once before in history there'd been a virgin birth.
(6) That's one reason the Virgin Birth matters It's a question of biblical authority.
(7) Virgin birth among reptiles, especially primitive ones like boas, they argue may be far more common than expected.
(8) We believe in his virgin birth, sinless life, earthly miracles, substitutionary death on the cross, bodily resurrection, ascension into Heaven, and literal second coming. Sentencedict.com
(9) The same goes for carols referring to Virgin Birth and lullabies that invoke the Baby Jesus.
(10) Who knows, one day a virgin birth in humans may not be so implausible after all.
(11) In humans, a virgin birth would mean that a woman's eggs develop successfully without sperm.
(12) So mother turkeys do have the genetic stuff for making males, although there may be other barriers to a "virgin birth".
(13) Other possibilities to explain the virgin birth include Mary being a genetic mosaic, formed from twins that fused into one body while maintaining chromosomes from both, Y and all.
(14) Or, again, take the virgin birth, which has been widely denied among Protestants in this century.
(15) If we are truthful we may admit that we find the ideas of the virgin birth or the resurrection incredulous.
(16) There is no knowledge of the idea of the virgin birth in the Church before the Gospels were written.
(17) The angel's answer is part of the foundation of the teaching about the virgin birth.
(18) One theory is that switching from sexual reproduction to virgin birth might have helped these ancient creatures survive so long.
(19) While Mary should not have been able to sire a son through a virgin birth, your Christmas turkey could – at least in theory.
(20) Most poets who write nativity poems are interested in the miracle of the virgin birth, emphasizing the Virgin Mary and the tender mother-son relationship between Mary and Jesus.
(21) However, what science told us back in 1984 was that human females certainly could never have a natural virgin birth, because of a genetic barrier in mammals called imprinting.
(22) The fact that they were able to make such animals means that we can now get over the genetic barriers to a mammalian virgin birth – in mice at least.
(23) Jafar chose the opening of chapter 19, entitled Mary, which speaks about the Prophet Zachariah and his son John before it goes on to relate the story of the virgin birth of Jesus.
(24) In this modern day, we do not do the virgin birth thing.
(25) If you answer yes, you'll have no problem with the Virgin Birth.
(26) So, Biblical doctrines, such as the inerrancy of Scripture, the virgin birth, God supernatural creation of the world out of nothing, and even the literal resurrection of Christ were scuttled.
(27) You can hear my investigation of the science of virgin birth on New Year's Day on BBC Radio 4.
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