Perhaps you don't understand the argument. His Father was human, His mother was human, that makes Him human. What part of human DNA do you think I missed?
LOL. Of course did. Perhaps you missed the day in biology class where they explained how humans are born.
Again, it's that's not the argument. We believe his Father was God the Father. I believe you guys will disagree with that, but Jesus never said His Father wasn't human. The problem here is that IF Mary was human, then then the only way she could have conceived was if the Father was the SAME species. That's biology 101.
Yes. He did do things that we can't do. We can't restore life to our own dead bodies. God, His Father, didn't give us that ability. He did give it to His Son. One could argue that God will have to give us all that AFTER the resurrection or we will not be able to maintain the body we will receive in the resurrection (If it is material, it can be damaged, even obliterated. If we do not have life within us as God has life within Him, then the separation of body and spirit will be a thing we'll have to deal with, the same as we deal with death today. This is just common sense. The crossover from those who will have that power within themselves and those who are exalted beings is that exalted beings will be able to endow others with that ability as the Father did with His Son.)
As for everything else He did, you don't know that no one else has done them. I believe it was you who made the lame claim that no one has raised the dead besides Jesus and the Bible refutes that argument. The Bible also tells us of others who walked on water. It also tells us of humans who parted bodies of water and walked on dry ground in the midst of the waters. Jesus didn't do that. Is this now going to be a competition to see who did more than the other? Isn't that the same argument as "my daddy is bigger than yours"?
The only thing Jesus did that no one other human being could do was come back from the dead himself and guess what, now that He's done that, so will every other human being that has ever lived and ever will live. That is the central point of the atonement, to overcome the consequences of Adam's transgression and restore the entire human family to life. It is the atonement that makes Jesus unique among human beings and he couldn't have done that if he wasn't 100% human because mortal humans die, spirits don't, resurrected humans don't. God the Father, a resurrected human being, cannot die, Jesus could.
The fact that he is God and was God doesn't change the fact that as a mortal human, he could die.
We never said he wasn't.