Infant
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Evil Counterpart: In an interesting bit of creative license, Satan is portrayed as an androgynous figure who wears a hooded robe and frequently carries an eerily adult-looking baby—invoking the classic image of the Virgin Mary cradling an infant Jesus.
Source: Film / The Passion of the Christ -
His glowing spaceship stops above Bethlehem and resembles the Nativity Star- leading both him and the various visitors to the Virgin Mary and the infant Jesus to bring a message of peace and goodwill from the stars.
Source: Ancient Astronauts - The Qur'an also acknowledges `Īsā (Jesus' name in Islam) from Mariam (Mary) as a miraculous virgin birth (to an infant that could give sermons and prophecy from his crib), but makes it clear that God is no more the parent of this amazing child/prophet than He is of every other human.
Source: Mystical Pregnancy
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Virgin and Infant. (2016). Retrieved 2026, August 08, from https://thesaurus.plus/related/infant/virgin
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