Here is an incomplete list of other virgin births; 30 if you are counting.
Alcides
Alcmene, the mother of Alcides, was a virgin
Apollonius
The mother of Apollonius of Cappadocia, was “overshadowed” by the supreme God Proteus.
Bacchus
Semele, mother of the Egyptian Bacchus, was a virgin.
Buddha
Was immaculately conceived.
Chang- ti
When the young God, Chang- ti, was born, angels with music, and shepherds attended the birth.
Chrishna
The prophet Bala also predicted that a divine Savior would “become incarnate in the house of Yadu, and issue forth to mortal birth from the womb of Devaci, a virgin, and relieve the oppressed earth of its load of sin and sorrow. The Supreme God, Brahma, overshadowed the mother of Chrishna.
Citlaltonac
“The god Citlaltonac sent an ambassador to see the virgin Chimalma…The god told her that she was to conceive a son, which she did soon after…”
Ghengis Khan
The mother of Ghengis Khan, of Tartary, “being too modest to claim that she was the mother of the son of God, said only that he was the son of the sun.”
Hercules
The virgin mother of the mighty and the almighty God Hercules, Prudence “knew only Jove.”
Hesus
Mayence was virgin-mother of Hesus of the Druids Her body as being enveloped in light, and a crown of twelve stars upon her head.
Huitzilopochtli of the Toltec
A woman called Coatlicue, who was charged with keeping clean a temple on the Cerro de Coatepec, near Tula, was sweeping the building when she saw a beautiful ball of feathers drop from the sky, and put it away in her bosom. When she had finished her work, and tried to find the feather ball, it was no longer there, it had disappeared. At that same moment she became pregnant, although she had been a widow for many years.”
Huns
Eschylus, was the “Chaste Virgin,” and her son “the Son of God.”
Josa
“A virgin should conceive and bear a son, and a star would appear blazing at midday to signalize the occurrence.”
Julius
The son of the beautiful virgin Cronis Celestine, and begotten by the Father of all Gods
Mars
Juno conceived the God Mars by the touch of a flower.
Osiris
Was honored with a divine immaculate conception.
Pythagoras
Pythais, the mother of Pythagoras, conceived by a specter or ghost of the God Apollo.
Quexalcote
Chimalman, mother of Quexalcote was a virgin. There was an immaculate conception, a crucifixion, and a resurrection after three days.
Sakia
Maia was his virgin mother
Suchiquecal
Suchiquecal, was called the Queen of Heaven. She conceived a son without connection with a man.
Tamerlane of Bermuda
Tamerlane’s mother conceived by having had sexual intercourse with “the God of Day.”
Thoth
The Egyptian god Thoth helped Isis, the wife of Osiris, to extract from the dismembered Osiris the semen with which Isis was impregnated to bear Horus.
Tien of China
Was born of virgin.
Vulcan
Juno conceived Vulcan after being overshadowed by the wind.
Xaca of China
The Savior known as Xaca, who was conceived of his mother, Maia by a white elephant, which she saw in her sleep and “for greater purity, she brought him forth from one of her sides.”
Yu of China
Yu, the first Chinese monarch, was conceived when his mother was struck with a star while traveling.
Zeus
Zoroaster
Zoroaster was born of an immaculate conception by a ray from the Divine Reason.
Zunis
Celestine, the mother of Zunis was a virgin.
The Church Of Truth™ 
We’re so embarrassed about sex and being animals! It’s hilarious!
Ur all bad
Do you have texts with tesmionial, archaeological, historical, prophetic, mathematical supporting evidence as to their authenticity and credibility?
The Word of God does not make statements like you without a credibility authenticity backing it up surround, supporting its statements as true and unbreakab? You just state things, any child could do that like….
Vulcan
Juno conceived Vulcan after being overshadowed by the wind.
Even a child can say:
Mickey Mouse had a virgin birth…
Your bible doesn’t do any better. It offers no objective proof either. It’s all mythology.
Yes a child could say Mickey mouse had a virgin birth, but you know it isn’t true. Why, because he is a cartoon character. And did you know that all it means to be a virgin is that the hymen wasn’t broken. The word of God, was written by men. And there is no scientific credulity or authenticity behind it. YOU just made that up and believe.
And how about our perfect universe? Your all knowing, all powerful genie in the sky created a planet with fleas, mosquitos, venomous snakes and all kinds of animals that hurt humans. Why? Childhood cancer. To what good? If you were born in Iran you would be a Muslim. If you were born in China you probably be Buddhist (Also virgin born. I don’t care if you play with your religious toys and your friends do to. But don’t be so arrogant to claim your toys are the only toys worth playing with. But don’t fool yourself into thinking you have a lock on religious truths. Religion was created by man and man alone to keep the masses in check and get a paycheck, e.g. tithes. And if you are a total science fact denier believing the earth in only 6000 years old because it is in the bible somewhere may your god help you.
Alexandria is a city in Egypt. It was founded in 331 BCE by Alexander the Great and was once the most vital cultural center of the ancient world. At that time (331 years before “Jesus Christ” was born) Alexandria was a gathering place for the people of the world to exchange ideas as well as being a major center of commerce. It was here, in Alexandria, that people discussed details of their religions and undoubtedly the subject of virgin births was one of the things discussed. Is it surprising then that Christians, centuries later, should adopt as one of their tenets of faith the idea that Jesus came from a virgin birth? After all, since several other religious figures (prior to Jesus) had virgin births, how could the myth of Jesus miss including a virgin birth as well? He had to be represented as at least as good as his predecessors. You wanted archaeological evidence, right? Well, start with researching Alexandria.
I don’t see one single citation of evidence in your response, not one iota. Just a bunch os hearsay, and hopeful thoughts. Cite your data!
And don’t forget, people 3,300 years ago were not all that educated. nearly all were uneducated, illiterate, assumptive, and in fear of nearly everything they experienced in life. Religions are man-made assumptions and extrapolations, most of the time based in layers or prior assumptions and fears; that’s why you see virgin births being mentioned in religions prior to the Abrahamic religions.
Move into the 21st century. Live a life, religion is not necessary nor of any value. No one needs it to be able to be a good person. (If they think they do, they have bigger problems than they think, i.e. emotional or psychiatric illness. Seek help.
Given your text, I suspect you have missed the point of my comment. I don’t support the (ridiculous) belief in virgin births, in any religion. Nor did I choose to include citations to prove the existence of Alexandria or the well documented social activities that occured in that city. Nor do I offer to do the homework for others who crave proofs. If you really wish to verify the caliber of minds that met in Alexandria to debate their various beliefs, I suggest you visit your local public library and enjoy any number of texts covering the period I refer to.
And regarding your condemnation of those who still believe in the unbelievable, I differ from you in that I don’t view them as “sick” but very often just steeped in the “family religion” they grew up with. I was once in that camp myself but eventually researched enough to realize the fundamental flaws of religion as a whole. As a thinking atheist, I feel my grasp on reality may be as good, or better, than yours.
Yes, I was going to comment on that. It is clear if one reads your post(s) and then steps back and looks at it from opposing perspectives, it is not clear which position(s) you are actually taking; i.e. those posts can be interpreted in more than one way.
Your “grasp” may be “in deference” to mine, but of no better value.
As for your asking readers to take it upon themselves to go to public libraries to do your work of citing for you, I don’t think so. It is common practice for the autor of statements to do the citations, not the readers…..
Me, do you have anything of value to further the subject of “virgin birth”? I have no further interest in trading insults or criticism of persons.
By the way, … you’re the one who used the word “sick”, not me. You seem to really get off on the use of ‘inference’, both in your babbling as well as your interpretations.
It might also be helpful when you try to express yourself, to remember that basic lesson most of us learned of in elementary school: the use of topic sentences, followed by the supporting facts. It really works well to state your subject up front. It’s very easy; you ought to give it a go sometime.