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But those female entities were always fitted into an inherently male framework of thinking ("LOOK, BEHOLD MY POWERS") and were invariably dominated by "other" male gods.
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In Islam, God (Allah) does not have a gender. God is beyond human limitations.
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M*W: You know, I don't believe there is a god, but you do make a valid point. A pet peeve I have is that christians give their god human emotions and feelings... "god hates this...," "god loves that...," "god is in a bad mood today...," "god gets disgusted when he has to change baby Jesus's diaper...," etc. None of it makes any sense. If you're gonna have a god, at least allow him to be omnipotent the way he was supposed to be. You're the human, own your own feelings and emotions!
"god hates this...," "god loves that...," "god is in a bad mood today...," "god gets disgusted when he has to change baby Jesus's diaper...," etc. None of it makes any sense. If you're gonna have a god, at least allow him to be omnipotent the way he was supposed to be. You're the human, own your own feelings and emotions!
DiamondHearts...I thought you had disappeared and returned as Samcdkey???In Islam, God (Allah) does not have a gender. God is beyond human limitations.
DiamondHearts...I thought you had disappeared and returned as Samcdkey???
Is Allah ever given a gender in the Koran?
Do muslims ever say "He (God) will do this...or that"?
How then can the Islamic mystics come to 'know' God...if God is so far removed from any human comparison?God cannot be compared to human beings, this is very degrading.
How then can the Islamic mystics come to 'know' God...if God is so far removed from any human comparison?