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ΚΙ ήταν αεί παρθένος; Το Δόγμα του Συμβόλου θέλει την Μαριάμ αιώνια Παρθένο. Στον Χριστιανισμό, νομίζω, αλλάζει το κόζι. Μπορεί να έχω λάθος.
Αει παρθένος ήταν η Αθηνά, εξου και ο Παρθενώνας
Όπως και ναχει όμως η παρθενογένεση δεν ακούστηκε για πρώτη φορά στον κόσμο για την μητέρα του Χριστού, υπήρχαν πολλές παραδόσεις για θεές παρθένες που γέννησαν στον ελληνικό κοσμο
ο πατέρας του Άρη είναι ο Δίας και όχι κάποιο λουλούδι. Επειδή μάλλον το πας και στον κρίνο, ο κρίνος δεν υπάρχει πουθενά στα ευαγγέλια. Για τον Ήφαιστο υπήρχαν θεωρίες ότι τον έκανε η Ήρα μόνη της από ζήλια που ο Διας έβγαλε την Αθηνά από το κεφάλι του (αφού είχε φάει τη μάνα της και γκόμενα του) και για αυτό βγήκε σαν γαμώ το κέρατο μου.
Δεν υπάρχει καμιά παράδοση στην Ελλάδα για θεά παρθένα που γέννησε
https://www.theoi.com/Olympios/Ares.html
PARENTS
[1.1] ZEUS & HERA (Hesiod Theogony 921, Homer Iliad 5.699, Aeschylus Frag 282, Apollodorus 1.13, Pausanias 2.14.3, Hyginus Preface, et al)
[1.2] HERA (no father) (Ovid Fasti 5.229)
https://topostext.org/work/143
§ 5.229 Mars, too, was brought to birth my contrivance; perhaps you do not know it, and I pray that Jupiter, who thus far knows it not, may never know it. Holy Juno grieved that Jupiter had not needed her services when Minerva was born without a mother. She went to complain of her husband's doings to Ocean; tired by the journey, she halted at my door. As soon as I set eyes on her, 'What brings thee here,' I said, 'daughter of Saturn?' She set forth her journey's goal, adding its reason. I consoled her with friendly words. 'My grief,' quoth she, 'is not to be assuaged with words. If Jupiter has become a father without the use of a wife, and unites both titles in his single person, why should I despair of becoming a mother without a husband, and of bringing forth without contact with a man, always supposing that I am chaste? I will try all the drugs in the wide world, and I will explore the seas and the depths of Tartarus.' Her speech would have flowed on, but on my face there was a sudden look of doubt. 'Thou seemest, nymph,' said she, 'the to have some power to help me.' Thrice did I wish to promise help, but thrice my tongue was tied: the anger of great Jupiter filled me with fear. 'Help me, I pray,' she said, 'the helper's name will be kept secret, and I will call on the divinity of the Stygian water to be my witness.' 'Thy wish,' quoth I, 'will be accomplished by a flower that was sent me from the fields of Olenus. It is the only flower of the kind in my garden.' He who gave it me said, 'Touch also with this a barren heifer; she will be a mother.' I touched, and without delay she was a mother. Straightway I plucked with my thumb the clinging flower and touched Juno, and she conceived when it touched her bosom. And now being with child, she passed to Thrace and left the shores of the Propontis; her wish was granted, and Mars was born. In memory of the birth he owed to me, he said, 'Do thou also have a place in the city of Romulus.'
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