§outh§tar said:I don't recall insisting that God is/should be male. Besides, I have just assured you otherwise, He's not a man or a woman.
SouthStar, you ignorant slut. (Sorry, just felt like it fit. )
Before, someone used the pronoun "she" for God and you replied, "Since when was God a she?" Obviously, this means you think of God in masculine terms (which should come as no surprise). But if you truly feel God is genderless, then shouldn't the use of "he" bother you just as much as "she"? After all, both are trying to inappropriately sexualize God.
My point is, if you think God has no gender, the use of "she" should be no more incorrect than using "he."
How can God be male? None of us have seen Him before.. You haven't been checking under His toga have you?
Let me ask you a question, SouthStar.
If the Bible referred to God as "She" and "Mother," depicted God as having a high-pitched feminine voice, showed God creating woman first and then taking a spare rib to make man, told of God's only daughter coming to Earth and being followed around by twelve female disciples, would that change anything for you?
This reminds me of the stupid Pledge debate. Christians claim the phrase "under God" does <i>not</i> force any person who recites it to also proclaim belief in God. Well, if it's not that big of a deal, just change "under God" to "under Allah" and see if anyone makes a fuss, huh?
Case in point: Of course the Bible depicts God as male. Of course depicting God as female would change the entire dynamic of the Bible. And of course "under God" is a religious proclamation. It doesn't take a theologian to sort these things out.
Next time you see some sagging wrinkly ones, remember your words..
I'll take a wrinkly old boob over a healthy young scrotal sack any day.
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