"The Immaculate Conception Myth... And Why It's Real?"

This book, The Immaculate Conception Myth... and Why It's Real?, invites you to have an insight into the remarkable biological world of parthenogenesis-a reproductive process where females produce offspring without fertilization by a male. Far from myth, parthenogenesis is a scientifically observed and documented phenomenon. It happens in insects, reptiles, fish, amphibians, and even some birds. Through this lens, the "myth" of immaculate conception takes on a fascinating new dimension: not as a theological claim to be disproven, but as a biological truth that has quietly persisted in nature all along.
The provocative title of this book is intentional. It challenges preconceived notions, not to blur the lines between science and religion, but to illuminate how nature itself can echo themes long considered exclusive to the divine. In doing so, it invites a fresh dialogue-one that respects both the symbolic power of sacred narratives and the wonder of evolutionary innovation.