196 - That Jesus Chick

Mar 4, 2022

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A while back I heard a feminist talking about the idea of Parthenogenesis or the concept that a female organism can give birth to its own offspring without the need for a male to fertilize its egg. This feminist said that Parthenogenesis could explain the immaculate conception of Jesus Christ. She even said that parthenogenesis only creates female offspring so either Jesus was a woman pretending to man or it was truly a miracle. It's quite clear that she wanted to paint Christianity as a female invention and at this time I'm not going to bring up her identity. On this channel and many other MGTOW channels I have often spoken about the idea of artificial wombs, gestational surrogacy and the idea that once we have these technologies traditional mothers will become an endangered species or perhaps natural childbirth will be something that only happens to savage human beings like the ones found in Aldous Huxley's book' Brave New World. But I haven't run into anyone talking about parthenogenesis in the MGTOW movement. And it makes me wonder, what would happen if women could fertilize their own eggs without men? And how would society change as a result of immaculate pregnancies? As far as I'm concerned there is no way that Jesus could have been woman. If Jesus was really a woman then she was the worst woman imaginable. Jesus flips over the money changers money at the temple. Many women would want a cut of the money to buy some new sandals or a new purse. And she probably wouldn't be trying to run the money lenders out of town. Regardless of what you think about this idea, it's quite plausible that feminists might start

promoting the idea that Jesus was a Chick. If Conchita Wurst grew out her beard she could pass for a female version of Jesus. Anyways, after about parthenogenesis got me thinking about it and researching it for myself. I started to realize that in many species, including fish, amphibians, reptiles and the odd bird here and there that it does happen. And that technically it is possible for human women to fertilize their own eggs.

Evidence of parthenogenetic origin of ovarian teratoma: Case report

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