The Gospels, the Quran and Baha’i Writings all confirm a virgin birth. Today with artificial insemination a virgin can now give birth.
None confirm a virgin birth. They claim it without sufficient evidence to justify belief. It's never a good idea to bring modern science in to support biblical scripture without a good knowledge of the science. The biblical story involves only DNA donor. We have a parallel in the bees, whose diploid queens generate haploid males through virgin birth (parthenogenesis). IVF produces diploid offspring, and is antithetical to the biblical meaning of human virgin birth, which means with no human father, not with no sex.
I believe that one truth cannot contradict another truth so when we look at the interpretation which is not contradictory we find all religions are true.
That's a statement of motivated reasoning, sometimes called rationalization: "Motivated reasoning is the phenomenon in cognitive science and social psychology in which emotional biases lead to justifications or decisions based on their desirability rather than an accurate reflection of the evidence." You're essentially saying that you expect by faith for these religions to support one another without contradiction, and that when you do with that mindset, that's what you see. This is really what all believers want of all skeptics when they accuse the latter of materialism, scientism, closed-mindedness, willful blindness, or whatever. It's a plea to relax critical standards for deciding truth in order to believe what reason doesn't support. The believer sees that as opening one's heart. The skeptic sees it as the quickest path to acquiring untrue ideas.
Yes I do realise that your critical thinking skills are what is turning you away from the truth - God - and that any system of human thought which turns man away from God is as low a standard as the animals
You recommend faith, which is the only path to theism. That is the predecessor to critical thought, which holds a much higher standard for truth than faith. The animals are like the preverbal infant, and use the same standard for belief - how things appear. A little later he reaches the verbal stage, and can be instructed by his parents using words that, lacking critical thinking skills, he believes by faith. It is at this time that he is most likely to be made a theist, a fact not lost on the church in its effort to put prayer and creationism back into public grade schools. Because they know that once this child learns to think for himself at university, if he's not a believer yet, he probably never will be. The Jehovah's Witnesses understand this, and pressure their adherents to NOT let their kids go away to school after graduation.
Well dead bodies do not come alive after 3 days. Once we are dead and buried that’s it.
The Christians say that corpses can revivify if God wills it. I'm with you on this one, but then I decide what's true differently than you do. Is your god the Christian god? Isn't that what's implied by saying that all of the religions are correct? If so, why the discrepancy here about what it can or will do?
Baha’is pray to Baha’u’llah.
Does this mean that they believe that Baha'u'llah is risen and is presently their intercessor?
