what is virgin birth?
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Technically virgin birth is giving birth without ever having sexual intercourse.  It really depends on your outlook of how the world started.  Biblically Adam was first and Eve was created by God from his rib.  Other formats have stated we have evolved from everything like mud and monkeys for a starter example.\nIn todays world regardless what you believe you can have a virgin birth by having sperm injected into you, so to speak.  Medically we are all females physically in the womb until males develop further around the second trimester.  But technically males are predetermined by the chromosones in the sperm, so it really depends on how you look at when life starts.
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What?  Okay for the sake that this may be a real question.  A virgin, or any woman who hasn't been pregnant, cannot produce breast milk unless she has prepared herself to induce lactating by pumping her breast regularly for a few months.  Women have been known to do this so they can breast feed adopted babies.  The milks taste changes depending on hormone levels and whatever she ate that day.  And supply meets demand as far as how much.  Age means nothing.
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if you've had sex, but come to God and ask for forgivness and ask Him into your heart...and REALLY change...then yes, there is such a thing as a born-again virgin...but NOT literal. that's done for life. your hymen is broken, you've had sex. you can't take that back. but you CAN ask for forgiveness for it.
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Your virginity is a gift given from God to everyone.\nThat same God spoke about fornicaton, that it should be avioded. My advice to you is wait untill you are Married,  I wish i did.
55209
Technically, yes, if you define virgin as a woman who hasn't had vaginal sex. But, virgin has other meanings, as well. Virgin is often used to mean "the first time." So, you really do have to think about what it means to be a virgin, though. Its like the Bill Clinton notion that oral sex is not real sex. If you have all kinds of sex except vaginal sex, you might technically be a virgin, but what does that really mean in your life and value system?
926372
Yes honey, virgin means you haven't had vaginal sex.
154921
Yep, happened to my cousins sister...she was technically a virgin when she had her first examination for her pregancy.
1008848
To all you virgins out there?   \n\nTHANKS  for NOTHING!
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Yes, actually it's called your Second Virginity. We learned about it in school actually. I went to a Catholic School in case you're wondering. If you're abstinent and haven't had sex in a long time and plan on waiting for the right one before resuming relations with somebody, then yes, it's valid to say you're a "born again virgin" if that's the term you like.
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Too much fuss about virginity. Non-virgins make fun of people who haven't. Virgins think they are so righteous for not losing it. Blah blah blah. It's not that big of a deal. When it happens it happens. You're the same person afterwards as you were 47 seconds before.
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It's a term for taking a girl's virginity.
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It's about the male and the female line, although the male line as given by Matthew is supposed to be irrelevant, if you really believe in the virgin birth, isn't it?\nI always thought that was slightly weird.
681706
I think that there are spiritual elements to sexuality that make virginity important to marriage. Not essential, but still important.
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Deities/sons of deities believed to be products of virgin births:\nJesus Christ (Christian)\nLord Krishna (Hindu)\nLord Buddha (Buddhist)\nAhura Mazda (Zoroastrianism)\nQuetzalcoatl (Aztec/Mesoamerican)\nHorus-Re (also spelled Horus) (Ancient Egyptian)\n\nHope this is helpful! :-)
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Deities/sons of deities believed to be products of virgin births:\nJesus Christ (Christian)\nLord Krishna (Hindu)\nLord Buddha (Buddhist)\nAhura Mazda (Zoroastrianism)\nQuetzalcoatl (Aztec/Mesoamerican)\nHorus-Re (also spelled Horus) (Ancient Egyptian)\n\nHope this is helpful!  :-)\n----\nIn regards to rian30's post,\n'One tradition states that Krishna was her (Devaki's) eighth child. Another states that it was a virgin birth: "In the context of myth and religion, the virgin birth is applied to any miraculous conception and birth. In this sense, whether the mother is technically a virgin is of secondary importance to the fact that she conceives and gives birth by some means other than the ordinary....the divine Vishnu himself descended into the womb of Devaki and was born as her son Krishna."'\nFrom:\nhttp://www.religioustolerance.org/chr_jckr1.htm\nSo I supoose there are two versions of Krishna's birth.
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religious brainwashing (and bible-home-schooling) tends to result in uneducated people.\n\nby the way, the "virgin birth" and "savior" stories go back five religions before christianity.  christianity simply borrowed those myths to make their own interesting, and they did that in 325AD, BY A VOTE, in the Nicaen Council.  those stories go back to Mithraism and back to Osiris, and included other cults before the christian cult took it over as their story.
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Immanuel, "God is with us." The simple fact is that it is quite common in the Bible for human beings to be given names that have the purpose of declaring or reflecting a particular attribute of God, e.g., Eliab, Eliada, Elzaphan, Eliakim, Elisha, Eleazar, Tavel, Gedaliah.\n\nIn Isaiah 7:14 the Hebrew states "hinei ha'almah harah veyoledet ben" "behold (hineih) the young woman (ha - the almah- young woman) is pregnant (harah) and shall give birth (ve-and yoledet-shall give birth) to a son (ben)". The Christians translate this as "behold a virgin shall give birth." They have made two mistakes (probably deliberate) in the one verse. They mistranslate "ha" as "a" instead of "the". They mistranslate "almah" as "virgin", when in fact the Hebrew word for virgin is "betulah". Aside from the fact that if you read the context of that prediction you will see clearly that it is predicting an event that was supposed to happen and be seen by king Achaz who lived 700 years before Jesus!