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God doesn't need a son. Why?
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Progeny is indispensable on, to those who are destined to attain old age and infirmity. Those who cannot exist without food, clothes and shelter should beget progeny, so they are provided with such essential in their old age.

Man wants progeny because of his inherent weaknesses and necessities .If only he had been created with a guarantee  that he would  neither die nor attain old age he would  not want progeny at all. He would not thrust any burden upon himself without benefit.

Even while being fully convinced of the inevitability of death and old age, man does adopt birth control to restrict procreation to two children, even if entails abortion. His progeny is definitely of beneficence to man . Even when placed so advantageously, man does not want to have children  more than a limited number. will he then aspire to have children if he knows  for certain that they will be of no  benefit to him ?

Those who believe in God, do also believe that God is not susceptible to death. Nor do they believe that he will ever be fatigued. Yet they ascribe  progeny to God!

Anyone with proper knowledge of God cannot refute the fact that God is in no need of a son. A community which has been for ages nourishing a conviction that Jesus is the son of God, will not abandon their belief just because of these arguments. Therefore it is incumbent on me to analyze the reason which form the basis for their belief and elucidate in order to bring them into the proper path.  Evidence are to be brought forth from the same book (Bible) which they believe to be the Gospel. This alone will  enlighten them.

 


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