Did God ask Mary for permission to impregnate her? (salvation, disciples, myth)
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Oh come on Ican't believe the insanity in what you all are saying,you make it seem like God raped Mary,Mary loved God she worshipped him if you would read the word witha discerning spirit,Mary felt like she was not worthy to carry as they said this holy thing.It was a blessing,an honor toherto be carrying Jesus,did he need her permission heck no,just like he does not need permission from me you or anyone else to do anything.
Just imagine if you was God ,the creator of all things,be serious and dont lie would you ask anyone permission for anything
Oh come on Ican't believe the insanity in what you all are saying,you make it seem like God raped Mary,Mary loved God she worshipped him if you would read the word witha discerning spirit,Mary felt like she was not worthy to carry as they said this holy thing.It was a blessing,an honor toherto be carrying Jesus,did he need her permission heck no,just like he does not need permission from me you or anyone else to do anything. Just imagine if you was God ,the creator of all things,be serious and dont lie would you ask anyone permission for anything
Thank you for clearing that up...That makes most of us a lot more moral and better than your god.
Just imagine if you was God ,the creator of all things,be serious and dont lie would you ask anyone permission for anything
Well yes I would, but I guess I'm just silly that way, being respectful of others feelings and all. But then again I also wouldn't need a global flood to clean up the world I allowed to get into a mess, a 900 year old man to build a boat to save some animals, nor would I as God need a "son" to send to earth and die a horrible death just to use as a sacrifice to myself to compensate for an illogical system of sin debt BS that I (never would have) had setup in the first place..
yes, she had to say yes because God gave us free will so he couldn't violate Mary's free will, and it's not like it was really sex people, I mean, kind of but not really, yes she was impregnated but it's not like they had intercourse or anything, and not to mention it was to save the world. If she said no he'd probably just go ask someone else I think. I mean, I'd like to think he would of, that would be putting a lot of pressure on Mary to be like, well you're the only one I'm going to ask sooo.....lol geez, uhh don't worry stay cool Mary it'll be fine
Yeah I know it is a weird thought. It popped in my head a few weeks ago.
This is the suggestion of Satan and his devils that popped in your head.
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Originally Posted by DaniMae1
Does anyone think that God, if it were true and all, actually asked Mary if it would be okay to make her have a baby? It seems to me that forcing it on her was kind of a violation. Anyone agree? I don't think I've ever heard this discussed anywhere.
God does not ask permission to do whatever He wants; it is His creation and His possession and no one can ask or object to Him concerning His kindgom and authority.
Moreover, concerning Mary, the mother of Jesus, she surprised and hesitated, or say objected maybe, when she was told by the angel Gabriel that she will be honored by bearing the baby: Jesus in her womb; and the angel Gabriel told her: it is something decreed by God and will inevitably take place.
This is in the Quran 19: 20-21
قَالَتْ أَنَّى يَكُونُ لِي غُلَامٌ وَلَمْ يَمْسَسْنِي بَشَرٌ وَلَمْ أَكُ بَغِيًّا . قَالَ كَذَلِكِ قَالَ رَبُّكِ هُوَ عَلَيَّ هَيِّنٌ وَلِنَجْعَلَهُ آيَةً لِلنَّاسِ وَرَحْمَةً مِّنَّا وَكَانَ أَمْرًا مَّقْضِيًّا
The explanation:
([Mary] said: "How can I have any son when no human being has ever made any [sexual] contact with me, neither have I been unchaste!?"
[Gabriel] said: "So it shall be; your Lord says: Easy is that for Me; and that We shall make him a miracle for people [to Our might], and a mercy from Us [to those that believe in his prophet-hood and believe him]; it is a matter decreed.")
no she had to say yes, you either have free will or you don't if one person on the face of the planet does not have free will, than free will from God is not so, so either you say we have no free will, or Mary had to say yes, wiki explanation if that will do for you "The principle of free will has religious, ethical, and scientific implications. For example, in the religious realm, free will implies that an omnipotentdivinity does not assert its power over individual will and choices."
This is not related to free will in any way; the free will to choose the belief: either to choose the right one and be rewarded for it, or choose the wrong choice and be punished for it.
While such ordinance has nothing in relation to free will.
Moreover, all people have the free will, while the prophets and apostles are obliged to walk according to God's instruction and revelation for the purpose of making people happy.
ok, either God asserted his power over Mary's choice to become pregnant or not or he didn't, how is this not relevant to the concept of free will? We choose to accept the consequences i.e. a baby if we have sex, here is where you have the choice whether to have sex or not and a baby is a potential consequence (a good one ) people are capable of violating our God given right to choose, this is rape. God had to have Mary's permission to impregnate her or he does force himself on people if he forced himself on a person in some manner once in the coarse of human history
whatever spectacular conclusion one may arrive at, given the nature and quality of the op's question, there would still remain a cause and a reason to ask "why so?"
no she had to say yes, you either have free will or you don't if one person on the face of the planet does not have free will, than free will from God is not so, so either you say we have no free will, or Mary had to say yes, wiki explanation if that will do for you "The principle of free will has religious, ethical, and scientific implications. For example, in the religious realm, free will implies that an omnipotentdivinity does not assert its power over individual will and choices."
Well you got one thing right. According to the bible there is NO free will! I'm sure all those babies who god killed didn't choose to have their heads smashed.
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