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Is God a Man or a Woman in Essence?
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Is God a Man or a Woman in Essence?
Is God a Man or a Woman in Essence?
You're asking people to fart in the elevator so you can smell their opinion and see if they eat gender-wars.
Is this clever? Witty?
Frankly, it doesn't make a bit of sense, but it's an immensely satisfying mental image (BodiSatva creeping around on all fours in an elevator sniffing people's butts, that is).
Damn you, Jerry.
You're going to get me banned for trolling, right along with you.
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what a question!!! i think this is a nonsense thing, we should not include GOD here!
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Originally Posted by lancemaria
what a question!!! i think this is a nonsense thing, we should not include GOD here!
I think tha tthe Bible (assuming that we're talking about the Abrahamic god) is pretty clear about calling God "He" and "Him". I think that would imply masculinity (or that guys wrote it).
Is God a Man or a Woman in Essence?
If he is a guy, can God make his penis so big, that not even he can lift it??
Seriously, if there is a god, it would have to be neither.
If he is a guy, can God make his penis so big, that not even he can lift it??
Seriously, if there is a god, it would have to be neither.
I am curious...why not include god in a question about god's sexuality...or lack of?
The Judeo Christian God is referred to as "Father" or "the Father" throughout the bible. When Jesus refers to him from the cross in the stories of the Gospels he refers to "Father".
In Genesis he created the male in his own image, he later came up with the idea of a female as a companion an he made her different.
How could God possibly be a female or "no gender"?
Mary, the mother of Jesus, is the "highest ranking" female in the Judeo/Christian faith. And she is of mortal beginnings.
Yet if God doesn't have a corporeal body (and being immortal, it makes no sense that he would),
What is the Biblical evidence that he is not a male. His own son refers to him as a male. When he manifest himself it is as a male. He even made the male human in his image.how can he be one sex or the other?
However that physicality manifest itself.Sex is a physical attribute.
I don't believe in God.Do you believe God has a physical body?
He's God. How can superman be invulnerable (except for kryptonite of course)If so, how can he be immortal? ("All flesh is grass, etc").
He's God.If he doesn't have a physical body, then how can he be gendered?
I don't believe in God.Do you also believe he has a race?
Me to. But I can read the Bible and what it teaches and it is pretty clear.This is mere speculation on my part; I don't believe in god.
Why not? What did the Pope think when he told Michaelangelo what to paint on the ceiling?I mean, surely Christians don't literally believe that god, an incorporeal, immortal, supernatural entity, is going around sporting a dick and a pair of testicles?
If the Bible is the word of God, it can't get any clearer than Genesis. The male was created in his own image, the female he thought up later and was created to be different.But now we've veered off into "God-made-Adam-in-his-own-image" territory, a concept that becomes difficult to logically defend without sounding downright silly.
To you but perhaps not to him.
What is the Biblical evidence that he is not a male. His own son refers to him as a male. When he manifest himself it is as a male. He even made the male human in his image.
However that physicality manifest itself.
I don't believe in God.
He's God. How can superman be invulnerable (except for kryptonite of course)
He's God.
I don't believe in God.
Me to. But I can read the Bible and what it teaches and it is pretty clear.
Why not? What did the Pope think when he told Michaelangelo what to paint on the ceiling?
If the Bible is the word of God, it can't get any clearer than Genesis. The male was created in his own image, the female he thought up later and was created to be different.
Or the bottomline, why is God a male? Cause that's how they made him up.
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I think tha tthe Bible (assuming that we're talking about the Abrahamic god) is pretty clear about calling God "He" and "Him". I think that would imply masculinity (or that guys wrote it).