If God is a male humanoid (certainly not a human) does he have male organs? If so, what does he use them for? Does he go to the bathroom with them, or have sex with them? If not why have them? If he does not have them, why call God a HE or a male?

Justice, love , reason....etc?.
Where are they ?.
The world is screwed up from day one .
So God did screw his own principles .
congratulations to you God !!!.

God choose to reveal some facets of his nature to us by describing himself as male.

I believe that God is using male to represent all of the best things about men.

Jesus is the visible representation of the invisible God, so I imagine God is like Jesus in a way.

A leader and teacher who has no interest in sexual activity.

God is described repeatedly as "father" in the Bible, so God also has those paternal aspects to his nature.

Every murderer wants to be treated fairly, right? They love justice, but only when it is applied to them. They make exceptions for their crimes. She deserved it, etc. So God didn't screw up, it's we humans who make exceptions in our own minds for the behaviors we want to participate in.

Just for the record, I'd like to respond to some statements that were made. This response is in no way directed toward the person I've quoted. I'm simply bouncing off these ideas with my own personal views, just in the interest of sharing views and nothing more.

Clearly we're speaking about the Christian Bible here because of the mention of Jesus, so from that perspective here are my views.




I personally believe that the men who wrote the Bible took it upon themselves to create a patriarchal God to support and facilitate their own male chauvinistic attitude.



It would seem to me that if the supreme creator of this universe were going to select a gender to best represent divinity she would have chosen to be viewed as a female.

I say this because females are naturally more nurturing as they are the bearers and mentors to their young offspring.



When I compare the ethical values, and solutions to problems, that the gospels attribute to Jesus, I have no choice but to conclude that Jesus was totally unlike the invisible God of the Old Testament. His values and solutions to problems weren't even close to being simliar in style. Jesus had far more in common with the teachings of Siddhartha Guatama (Buddha) than he had in common with Yahweh (the God of Abraham)



Sexual activity is primarily for the purpose of procreation. Since God is supposed to be the giver of life (which is another reason why God should be female), then sexual activity should be considered the most divine act that any human can possibly engage in since it is the very act of creation.

The idea that the Biblical doctrine has always tried to make sexual activity out to be something 'dirty' or 'sinful' has always seemed to me to be the most blasphemist idea of all.

Besides, Jesus clearly had a girlfriend in Mary Magdalene. Just because no one wrote of his sexual activities with her does not mean that he didn't have a sexual relationship with her. I imagine that he most like did have a sexually intimate relationship with her.



Based on how the God of Abraham solved his problems and taught his lessons I can only say that personally I feel that he was the worse example of parternal mentoring that I can imagine. I've known mortal men who have been far better examples of paternal skills.

If you look through the Bible you'll see that the God of Abraham solves just about every problem he encounters using violence and bloodshed. It starts with his demand for blood sacrifices to make attonements for disobeying him. He floods the entire planet to flush sinners to hell. He curses Egyptians with plagues that kill all their babies. He leads his people to a 'promised land' only to have them murder all the men, women, children, and babies that were living on the land.

Even the idea that he had his only begotten son nailed to a pole is a violent act to solve a problem.

If we accept this God as an example of good paternal behavior then clearly to be good parents we should solve all our problems using equally violent methods. We should even have our childern sacrificing their pets to appease us when they disobey us.

After all, should not our God be our 'example' of divinity?

Just my thoughts, for whatever they're worth. Again, I stress that this was not aimed at the individual who's quotes I bounced off. I was just responding to these religious ideals which are held in high regard by many Christians.

From my point of view I just don't see these concepts as being divine.

I am a stubborn person and I am after your God as he has the power to change things and he does not . I am following your logic of course . .

If God is a male humanoid (certainly not a human) does he have male organs? If so, what does he use them for? Does he go to the bathroom with them, or have sex with them? If not why have them? If he does not have them, why call God a HE or a male?

Next:

Okay if God does use his organs to go to to the bathroom, are there toilets in heaven? If there are toilets in heaven are there plumbers and plumbing?

If God uses his sex organs for sex, who does he have sex with. Is there a Mrs God or does he just go around looking for virgins to impregnate all over the universe?

Now I don't mean this to be disrespectful really, these questions come up in my mind when I hear people call God "He." and claim that he is a male.

Describe a world that is better than our own and all of the people have free will.

In Gen..God created the heavens and earth..he created man in his own image..he used one of Adam's ribs to create Eve...the rest of your post is a tad humorous but foolish in the same...Be safe and keep the faith everyone and God bless you

Genesis 6:1-4 reads:

“And it came to pass, when men began to multiply on the face of the earth, and daughters were born unto them, That the sons of God saw the daughters of men that they were fair; and they took them wives of all which they chose... There were nephilim in the earth in those days; and also after that, when the sons of God came in unto the daughters of men, and they bare children to them, the same became mighty men which were of old, men of renown.”

Nephilim is often translated as “giants”, a legitimate and appropriate interpretation, but one which may be only partially accurate. A better definition might be “those who came down”, “those who descended”, or “those who were cast down.” The Anunnaki of ancient Sumerian texts is similarly defined as “those who from heaven to earth came”.

A better world is where the Anunnaki "came down from" Maybe this is Heaven?

Bob Out

NON HUMAN INTELLIGENT LIFE FORMS. ALIENS.

I don't know for sure where I heard this but I thought it was cute, despite what Westerners think, jesus is not blue-eyed blonde from California!

How would you know? Do you have some inside information about who Jesus was and what he looked like? I doubt it.