Is God a Guy Or Girl???
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Neither (yet, oddly, both).\n\nIn response to the argument that the Bible refers to God as "Him" and therefore God is Male -- In the French language, words describing objects are preceded by "le" or "la" which gives them value as being masculine or feminine terms -- that doesn't mean the objects are female or male.  In most languages, ships and nations (just two examples) are referred to as "She" and "her" -- that doesn't mean they are female.  In the past, in the US, to simplify statements, if the gender was not known or could be either, "he" was used.  (Example:  "To return an item, he must have his receipt.")  Our (US) Constitution uses the term "he", but in no way is meant to imply that it only refers to men.  And, man, as a species, includes women.\n\nGod (as great as He is) and the Lord (as great as He is) would not be so petty (I believe) as to bicker about the terms, He or She, to describe Them.  If the Lord was both male and female through the ages, the use of "He" to describe His position simplifies writing.  People (I believe) are equal in His eyes regardless of gender.  \n\nBesides, in Scriptures, in naming woman, we really don't know that "woman" doesn't mean "equal to the first one, but different-looking". \n\nPeace.
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is your teacher a guy or a girl are u a guy or girl\nemail me at btony19895@hotmail.com
910964
Homer was a male. But he was not a god. He was a poet. Read Greek history and you'll find out all about him.
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God does not believe in a Supreme Being (relative to himself) or religion, by definition, God is an atheist.\n\nHumans invent Gods in their own images, so you might say he is within everyone.
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I am unfamiliar with 'Azna', but I believe that masculinity and femininity are included in the character of God. In my latest sermon (a mother's day sermon) I mentioned that we would not really understand the love of God if we didn't have loving mothers. The love that our mothers give us is essential in having a clearer view of the kind of God that exists.\nIf God created humanity in God's image, then it should be clear that at least half of that image is not male, but female.
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Are you saying God is a girl?  I don't know if God has a gender.... but you see God is something we believe even if we don't see him is called FAITH... if you really want to feel God you have to meditate and pray and you will feel his or her presence....
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What difference would it make? It's still the same deity. I think God is all genders, everything in general anyway.
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God is both male and female and IS the source.
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God is commonly referred to in the masculine sense because of the relationship that primarily judaism based religions wished to portray between god and mankind. God the Father, because at the time all the ancient religious texts for these religions were written a family was dominated by the father and rather than using the metaphor of the mother, which would imply at the time that there was some other superior to the God figure, they used a masculine term. This term has persisted due to a continuation of male dominance in society and through the institution of tradition which is now so ancient that many believe it would be heresy to alter it today. It is true that the relationship that many today share with god is much better described as female, but this too stems from the feminization of 'soft' concepts such as love and procreation. Consequently calling God male or female is 100% related to culture and I would like to answer your question with a question. Why try to personify god as male or female? If you follow western society's modern beleif that male and female are equal, or the more radical belief that there is no definite male or female but shades of gender (see transgender), and if gender serves the sole function of procreation through sexual intercourse why attempt to place the all powerful being that is God within the restraints of a single gender. God does not need to procreate through sexuality as God is capable of creation without thought or effort. So, why call God she? Why not just understand that God is God regardless of name or gender.
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Does this mean that the first man in the holy book was the bastard son of a goddess? Who got her pregnant. I like this story. Was it one of the other Gods?
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Yes, god is everywhere.\nGod is in you, god is in me.\nGod is in a victim, god is in a killer (It doesnt mean God kills god).\nGod is in rapist, god is in rapped girl (It doesnt mean God rapes)
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I agree with you. It says in the bible that "HE" is a he. It even refers to him as a "HE". Anyways just writing for moral support, keep speaking the truth.
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I think that God is both. I think that he is a man and a woman. He made people in his image. If we are all made from his image  - though some may argue that Adam was made in his image and Eve from Adam ( Eve taken from Adam would also be in God's image...follow the thought process) - then he would have to be a higher being. One of both genders, separating them into two for the purpose of carrying on the human race. Now, as to why I referred to God as a He, it is simply proper grammar, and easier - and more correct - than he/she.
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God is a spirit and has no gender
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Nope.  I was born female, raised as such and have tried to live my life according to God's laws.\n\nLook, I know God must have a sense of humor, but after three children I really don't think He's going to say "by the way, you're really a guy."
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Woman concieved man. Man concieved god. God comes from woman- so she's a Goddess.
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God appears to be quite a sexist bit of work. Could be jealousy.... as a 'masculine' deity, he can't give birth.Maybe he could do with a bit of balance. (shrugs)