Did god get a special exemption from his own rules, or did he just say: “Oh fuck it, she’s got a nice rack and I’m god. Who’s going to stop me?”
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The woman was not married yet.
so he has sex outside of marriage… and if god is the “father of mankind” and he impregnates his children does that make him incestual? and i dont remember Mary consenting to spectral fertalization in any of the stories.
Epic fail dude Mary wasn’t married. Hence why they had to flee.
”Hence why they had to flee”?
The only fleeing in the birth narratives [Matthew, specifically] was to avoid Herod’s fabled slaughter of the innocent. It’s true Mary was not yet married, but there is no reason to make stuff up.
‘she’s got a nice rack and I’m god. Who’s going to stop me?’ Buahhaha awesome! Best line I’ve read in a while!