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ROIDJUNKIE
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A male and female God.......LOL.......little gods every where.....
Yes, well, the original bible also stated that your Jesus Christ was only 3 cubits high (roughly 4 and a half feet) and had a misshapen hunchback. However, the Catholics couldn't abide the fact that their son of god was deformed, so they took that part out.
And, on another point, civilizations earlier than Christianity believed in multiple deities (male and female). In fact, your own religion is a multiple deity; the father, son and holy ghost. 3 godheads. they just all happen to be male.
And, on another point, civilizations earlier than Christianity believed in multiple deities (male and female). In fact, your own religion is a multiple deity; the father, son and holy ghost. 3 godheads. they just all happen to be male.
ROIDJUNKIE
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The shell,.....the white......the yolk........Still just one egg........Jesus was a hunched back dwarf, I think he would of fixed that?
Havoc,
God comes from the "nothingness", and it is very difficult for everyone to comprehend it.
There is research right now been conducted somewhere in England about this "nothingness" which is the first second of the begining of time. This "nothingness" has a name.
I posted about this a while back but no one replied.
peace
God comes from the "nothingness", and it is very difficult for everyone to comprehend it.
There is research right now been conducted somewhere in England about this "nothingness" which is the first second of the begining of time. This "nothingness" has a name.
I posted about this a while back but no one replied.
peace
J
john937
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The Bible doesn't describe God as either male or female.
It describes he/them as one god with three aspects,
something like father,son and holy ghost.
I think the Hindu's came a little closer in describing him as God the creator, sustainer, and destroyer.
It is "man creating God in man's image" to turn around and say God is a male or God is a female.
But yes, biblical writers telling a story 5000 years ago had to tell it in the frame of reference
understood by the people of the time.
Since they understood men and women, not holy ghosts, the story comes out that way.
Actually Genesis has been mis-translated. The Genesis original actually states "Let US create man in OUR image",
as though God was having a dialog among his multiple selves.
Again, this is so outside the domain of our understanding, it is useless to try to explain it with human reason.
It describes he/them as one god with three aspects,
something like father,son and holy ghost.
I think the Hindu's came a little closer in describing him as God the creator, sustainer, and destroyer.
It is "man creating God in man's image" to turn around and say God is a male or God is a female.
But yes, biblical writers telling a story 5000 years ago had to tell it in the frame of reference
understood by the people of the time.
Since they understood men and women, not holy ghosts, the story comes out that way.
Actually Genesis has been mis-translated. The Genesis original actually states "Let US create man in OUR image",
as though God was having a dialog among his multiple selves.
Again, this is so outside the domain of our understanding, it is useless to try to explain it with human reason.
strengthmonster
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Actually the bible does describe God as a male in several references. The first being in Genesis where it says God created man in the image of himself.
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