This is why I linked Unas specifically because he was one of the earliest pharoahs to deviate from their original beliefs, consider how he views words and understanding in the Cannibal hymn. He seeks to devour it. His function now becomes a devourer even though his action doesnt literally have to do with physical food.
It goes back to the purpose of knowledge and wisdom. There are people who live and die without most of the worlds wisdom, and noone bats an eye. There is no debate about could haves and maybes
this is the trap of knowledge, its a pit in itself, such that once you've tasted it you forget where it came from and that where it came from is indeed endless. So endless that simple concepts can spawn more endlessness
so the solution to me is to decide that some knowledge is not worth knowing, but the knowledge of God specifically the living God is all we need. The simplest answer is as youve said in the other thread:
nothing doesnt exist right?
you dont know if thats true or not. If you zoomed in on your body, you might find that it goes forever. So to whatever is at the smallest end of the spectrum would look at you as some sort of ephemeral collossus.
regarding "artificial insemination"
you have to re-read the gospels deeper, to begin to understand the incarnation. Jesus was born. The very idea of God being born, whether in a book or from a womb is a deeper paradox than leads on.
Egypts understanding is the key to understanding this phenomena. In egyptian myth it is prophecied that "Nehebkau" would take over for Atum after a certain period. This Nehebkau represents the divine tongue, the sentient word of Horus that would eventually rule in pharoahs stead. Whether that has happened is subject for debate and up for interpretation....
Nehebkau - Wikipedia
Hu the authoritative speech of pharaoh was believed to take on a life of its own, it represented the tongue of Min (Horus) who was considered the "bull" of his mother. This same idealogy is found in the christian understanding of the holy spirit and the virgin mary. The meaning of each character's names in both the Old and New testament is significant to understanding it (which is a carryover from Egypt - see
Renenutet - Wikipedia )
Mnw and Jmnw (Amun) literally represent the spirit of "establishing" which ironically is the same as Thetis in greek mythology
Virgin birth of Jesus - Wikipedia