BTW this is a misconception, Jesus is not the literal son of god because Jesus is god, something cannot beget itself, Jesus is indeed the son of Joseph and Marry, and the idea that Mary is a virgin comes from a misunderstanding of the belief that she was born without sin.
People mistook that to mean that she gave birth without sin, but sex in marriage isn't a sin in most religions, so Marry having conceived the child with Joseph is just fine.
The idea of Jesus as some kind of demigod was more a flubbism of the idea to make the early religion more understandable to greek converts who would have previously existed in a cultural context of heroic figures literally being the demigod children of gods.
Tl;Dr, Jesus is Joseph's bio kid, Marry was born without original sin and that's the kind of innocence that made her special not having given birth as a virgin, Jesus is God not the son of God
It's funny to me cuz I confronted my parents priest as I was getting skeptical about religion in my mind 20s. I specifically brought up not believing Mary could be a virgin, and his response was "it's in the Bible, just go read it!" MF that's why I'm here, I already read the damn thing.
I think this is JW interpretation but not Christian. I have some theology (Catholic) studies and Mary being a virgin is a Catholic dogma, it leaves no room for interpretation
This is one interpretation of the story, but definitely not the accepted interpretation amongst the varying sects of Christianity.
Catholicism espouses that Mary was without sin, and Protestants generally disagree (Lutherans being the notable exception). They also believe that the trinity is intertwined yet separate (God is the father, Jesus the son, and the spirit a procession of both)
Most protestant sects generally believe that Mary was not without sin, but did indeed become pregnant without sex. They consider Jesus the biological son of God, and therefore fully human and fully divine (this is supposed to be a paradox and not make sense). Jesus is affirmed to be God's actual son in all 4 gospels and several of the Epistles.
There doesn't need to be a "logical" explanation free of contradictions and impossibilities in Jesus's origin, simply due to the fact that he is God, and therefore above human understanding.
Source: I grew up in the church and was surrounded by theologians against my will. I got out, but the knowledge is still knocking around in my head.