dejuror wrote:The son of God is a God in Jewish, Roman/Greek mythology.
Jesus was a Ghost/God/man in the NT.
Jesus was God of God, born of a Ghost and a Transfiguring water walker.
A transfiguring water walker is NOT human.
Jesus does not say he was born or had a human father in gMark.
In classical mythology when a god mates with a mortal the child of the union is human, for example , the mother of Aeneas, the mother of Achilles, the father of Helen, the father of Heracles...But nothing of this matter.
Jesus was originally created as prophet. Moses and Elijah and others also perform great miracles. Thomas Brodie seems to me to be saying that he is a literary fiction modelled on some stories of the OT. Paul is a group of religious writers who took the story further. The CCC has taken the adaptation that is the story in Mark's further still as the result of the continuing revelation to the Supreme Pontiff.
Mark says nothing about his'[Jesus] birth and this can only mean that in Mark's, Jesus was a man like any other, only a better one, a prophet or a Tzaddik , perhaps. There is no resurrection , and Jesus has brothers and sisters and petty minded neighbours.