What If Mary?

WHAT IF MARY? What if Mary was born in our days, Engaged to be married "Naija" style when she discovered she was with child while still a virgin? She would have most probably been a Church girl, Pretty and sweet, warm and lovely with the most beautiful of voices. Would she have had a Joseph Busy and sturdy, who would harken to the voice of Angel Gabriel and protect her from "humiliation"? Or would he have left her in the "Baby Momma" way and let Church folk Judge her and World folk mock her? Maybe she would have been confined in "Yaba left". Doctors would have a ready diagnosis for her condition and scientists a ready evidence based explanation excluding God from everything. I'm so grateful Mary wasn't born in our time, she might have been pressurized to abort baby Jesus together with His great destiny and our future hope of Salvation. What if Mary was born in our days? Omorede Osayande 16/12/2015

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