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Can God Be a Woman?

blü 2

Veteran Member
Premium Member
Well, this God you call the abrahamic God was never called the father in the Quran, so that assertion is unfounded when you say God having no gender a brand new phenomena based on the new equality of men and women. Unless of course you could provide some Islamic literature that says God was a male.
My error. As you say, I should have excepted the Islamic god.
 

syo

Well-Known Member
Hey guys, as someone who sees God as a woman (The Goddess) I'm curious to hear what other religions think of a female deity. Can your God be a female? Why or why not?
The Gods serve all possibilities of genders. :cool::)
 

rational experiences

Veteran Member
A man of human science as a theist compared his human biology to conditions of earth.

Yet are the two subject bodies the same?

No should claim sane humans.

A thesis would then have to ask them how did water as mass change into each singular owned massively different billions of forms?

A human man says his human O mother's ovary changed to get a human baby by human sex.

If he discussed it medically he would not include a humans sex act.

Pretty basic sane mind advice.

Then a conscious human would ask a basic question. As I am the theist only as a human I cannot placate conscious identity from before me.

As apes behave nothing like a human conscious expression nor do they exhibit scientific theism ability. Yet their life by body form chemistry is similar.

As a sane thinker.

Therefore if a human keeps pretending that O an ovary type of body gave birth to billions of very separate types of life forms they would be lying.

As compared to their owned aware presence.

Instead they would teach each one of self present species uses two presence of its species to continue existing.

As just a sane human teaching.

If they claim O was a God they would not be truthful.

As a God in theism is considered by a theist to be exact only to the term of a human thought and not beyond it.

If humans taught other humans that human theists Scientists were life's destroyers it was only ever a real teaching of a human about a human because of a human.

And not about any God.

If a human says. My memory human parent came direct out of spirit as a pre existing eternal being whose body changed entering the heavens atmosphere at ground.

You don't own a scientific argument against it.

If science says you don't own science proof that burnt mass produced phenomena presence of spirit. They've been proven wrong.

Giving the precedence to the mass having originally been lost from its highest pre existing form. Eternal by type never will be identified.

Why humans state that we should honour our human parents first spiritual form. Direct holy from spirit.

Science burnt our brains by heated gas water conditions. We lost our ability to be holy.
 

PruePhillip

Well-Known Member
Hey guys, as someone who sees God as a woman (The Goddess) I'm curious to hear what other religions think of a female deity. Can your God be a female? Why or why not?

Thanks for the complaint.
This God as woman - does it mean she has a vagina? Is she white?
 

InChrist

Free4ever
Hey guys, as someone who sees God as a woman (The Goddess) I'm curious to hear what other religions think of a female deity. Can your God be a female? Why or why not?
The Creator God revealed in the Bible is not female or male, but Spirit.

God is Spirit, and those who worship Him must worship in spirit and truth.”
John 4:24
 

Ashoka

श्री कृष्णा शरणं मम
The Creator God revealed in the Bible is not female or male, but Spirit.

God is Spirit, and those who worship Him must worship in spirit and truth.”
John 4:24

But you used male pronouns to refer to Him so while God in the end, has no gender, people will use pronouns. My question is, could you use female pronouns to refer to your God? If so, why? If not, why not?
 

SalixIncendium

अहं ब्रह्मास्मि
Staff member
Premium Member
Hey guys, as someone who sees God as a woman (The Goddess) I'm curious to hear what other religions think of a female deity. Can your God be a female? Why or why not?

Your personal god can be whatever you perceive it to be. Female, male, cat, elephant, bird, etc.

Your deity is for you.
 

PruePhillip

Well-Known Member
But you used male pronouns to refer to Him so while God in the end, has no gender, people will use pronouns. My question is, could you use female pronouns to refer to your God? If so, why? If not, why not?

It's because they did. If you stumble at a pronoun then you aren't going to make it
with the more onerous requirements.
 

SalixIncendium

अहं ब्रह्मास्मि
Staff member
Premium Member
Can't God be any He (oops, Xe) wants? But would He (oops, again!) be a trans-woman, cis-woman? Or perhaps hermaphrodite (you know, all the bits and all the psyches combined in one spiritual corpus). That would, at very least, make for a most interesting Trinity!

Why would you assume God wants?

Doesn't it make more sense that any god is what a person wants or needs?
 

Link

Veteran Member
Premium Member
Hey guys, as someone who sees God as a woman (The Goddess) I'm curious to hear what other religions think of a female deity. Can your God be a female? Why or why not?

God is the ultimate of each thing. Everything manifests God. But you have to understand, in this case, the ultimate manifestation of a woman is also the ultimate manifestation of man, since God is One. In the descent of the 7 heavens, God's glory becomes more divided, more formed, and more specific, that it's increasingly unlike God though there is nothing but manifests something about God. The diversity in descent is such that it divides aspects of God. The attraction we have for God is similar as a man and a woman have for one another except it's a higher type of pleasure that is holy to experience when intimate with God. The beloved of God that is meant to be loved highest is God and he too wears a "Hijaab" and loves veiling, so to only accept those who seek him sincerely in seeing him.

Fatima (a) and Mohammad (s) in their highest reality and essence, are one and the same, but in the descent from highest to lowest, and the forms they take on in multiple worlds, they are different. In the physical world, and through out the spiritual world, they take on different forms, except at the highest peak and utmost limit, where they are identical.

Exalted ones are a step below Godhood, Godhood belongs to the Creator and that is because he deserves a category of love and respect no one else does - and no should be put on par.

So there are female exalted ones, which, in polytheism often are called gods. But in Islam, we reserve the word of highest reverence and love for God alone.
 

InChrist

Free4ever
But you used male pronouns to refer to Him so while God in the end, has no gender, people will use pronouns. My question is, could you use female pronouns to refer to your God? If so, why? If not, why not?
I don’t think I know the complete answer to your question, but I believe God is referred to with male pronouns in the Bible to reflect the character quality of fatherly love, care, provision, guidance and more, rather than an indication of gender. Since the scriptures use pronouns as He, Him, etc. I think they are used for a reason and don’t believe female pronouns should be substituted. Nevertheless, I believe the Godhead includes all characteristics and qualities of male and female because the scriptures say humans were created in His image, which is both male and female...


So God created man in His ownimage; in the image of God He created him; male and female He created them. Genesis 1:27
 

viole

Ontological Naturalist
Premium Member
He only created one man, Adam. And from Adam he made the woman. He put Adam to sleep and took a rib of his to make the woman. So the woman was made with the same DNA that the man was made from. Actually the woman is made with the DNA man was created with. All other humans come from Adam and Eve. So all humans are from Adam, even the woman.

Now here is something to think about, did Adam and Eve have belly buttons?

"So Jehovah God caused the man to fall into a deep sleep, and while he was sleeping, he took one of his ribs and then closed up the flesh over its place. And Jehovah God built the rib that he had taken from the man into a woman, and he brought her to the man."-Genesis 2:21-22.

Here is something else to think about. The rib bone is one of the few that just grows back naturally if it is removed.
May I ask why God created Adam with nipples?

ciao

- viole
 

viole

Ontological Naturalist
Premium Member
I don’t think I know the complete answer to your question, but I believe God is referred to with male pronouns in the Bible to reflect the character quality of fatherly love, care, provision, guidance and more, rather than an indication of gender. Since the scriptures use pronouns as He, Him, etc. I think they are used for a reason and don’t believe female pronouns should be substituted. Nevertheless, I believe the Godhead includes all characteristics and qualities of male and female because the scriptures say humans were created in His image, which is both male and female...
Yes, and the reason is that the ones who made IT up, where misogynist.

Ciao

- viole
 
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