Originally posted by Nemesio
Well, what I said was 'it makes no theological difference.'

What I mean is, in terms of Jesus's teachings or those Scriptures
which were directly inspired by Him (i.e., the canonized NT),
Jesus's being married does not impact them.

That is, when He says, 'Feed my lambs,' His being single or married
doesn't change the impact of that statement.

Nemesio

Strictly theologically, it doesn't affect the doctrine of the Trinity either. It might relate to the Christological definition of "fully human, fully divine," although I don't think being celibate (or, more strictly, virginal) means that one is less than fully human.