Reply #181: Apply it to personal life?

[LooseWilly]

Ok, when you, personally, prove to him/her, personally, that it was a miraculous imprint...

Or wait... no... you want that skepticism to be applied to... personal life?

As if he/she was claiming that his/her sex life was... a miracle from God?... and more particularly from Mary, the Virgin of Catholic mythology?

And, wait... what, exactly, would the Saint of Virginity have to do with a sex life?

Or, no... you're trying to force a scientific critic into turning his/her science into the same sort of mythological hocus pocus in his/her life as the Virgin de Guadalupe is in so many Catholics' personal lives?

How's this:

"Next time you try to get a Virgin to have sex with you, and convince her that she will not lose her Virginity, point out to her that, with the use of a condom, even anal sex has negligible chances of VD transmission... and it also does not generally damage the hymen, the marker of "Virginity". "


There, is that the sort of personal application of science you were looking for to "turn the tables"?