Tha Q: http://www.google.com/search?source...n+homosexual%3F

Heh. Not to blaspheme or anything, I just found that pretty funny that it is considered a possibility.

Anyway, as for the Mary Magdalene thing...it doesn't change much, unless Jesus was celibate, but there is a heated discussion on that matter. If that is the case, yes, it would be important.

Locknes, why are you even bringing up the nephilim? The angels were ANGELS, and they weren't supposed to have sex with humans because they were not set on Earth to do so. Jesus was not an angel, he was a man albeit the son of God, and saying the same rules of the nephilim apply to Jesus is about as equally correct as saying Americans live by the same rules as Ethiopians. The nephilim blatantly went against God by fornicating with maidens, whereas Jesus most likely would've had the blessings of God if he got married. I doubt Jesus was suffering a good old case of hormonal imbalance where he thought that God didn't know what was right.