Is God male or female?

[Xester]

I don't know if he/she even has a gender, but i'd love to see people reaction to a Goddess

In my religion (Hinduism), there are a total of 330 million gods / goddesses). So I can say that the Hindu religion is the only one which has implemented gender equality in the distribution of gods. 

I thought Hinduism was more of a philosophy or way of life than a religion.

Well I knew hinduism is a religion that what the books told so.  Anyways, back to hinduism, that was so many god.  How will you pray?  Who will you call on those 330 Million gods?  Well, I think if we just better to respect each other's religion as long as we are at peace with ourselves and at peace with each other.  But I will take my stand that God is a male one that is why we call him Father.

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[laurenB7742]

I don't think either. Or perhaps both. Just as god is omnipresent I believe it to be the same for his gender.

[indrakusumaindra]

either of us didnt knew that god is a being. lets say god is beyond our comperhension and god is something that we call transcenden

[Cyberbits]

 it is important to note that God did not appear in physical form anywhere in the Bible. 1 John 4:12 say, "No one has ever seen God; but if we love one another, God lives in us and his love is made complete in us." In Exodus 33:20 God says, "You cannot see my face, for no one may see me and live."

[auditankara]

I bet it has no human figure at all. So none.

[JRonal12]

I think god is omnipresent that is he is always present everywhere at once. But how is this possible? It's not for anything else but God eh? At least though when you understand omnipresent then you can look at gender as something that isn't existent for such a being - super being? - anyways, I think he is neither. 

[rjbtc2017]

I think god is omnipresent that is he is always present everywhere at once. But how is this possible? It's not for anything else but God eh? At least though when you understand omnipresent then you can look at gender as something that isn't existent for such a being - super being? - anyways, I think he is neither. 

Then why He is called  " The God Father " and Jesus is called " Then Son of God"

[malcovixeffect]

I think god is omnipresent that is he is always present everywhere at once. But how is this possible? It's not for anything else but God eh? At least though when you understand omnipresent then you can look at gender as something that isn't existent for such a being - super being? - anyways, I think he is neither. 

Then why He is called  " The God Father " and Jesus is called " Then Son of God"

Well ask the writers. Oh wait they're long gone, dont read the bible many people went crazies reading the holy book.

[joromz1226]

Which sex is God?

Does He have a penis or a vagina?

If He has either...and there is only one God...why would he need reproductive organs?

Please excuse to this answer of mine, I don't know sir why did you ask this nonsense question.
Perhaps, if you are reading the Bible I think you won't gonna ask this question. Unless, if you are an atheist no wonder
why you ask that.

[viean]

I know God is male, but the truth is God is the creator of heaven and earth

[NeilElijah]

Which sex is God?

Does He have a penis or a vagina?

If He has either...and there is only one God...why would he need reproductive organs?

God the creator is surely in the line of male, because Lord Jesuschrist always calls him "Father". God created man, but in order to reproduce, He also created woman, but not just for reproduction, but to help man in serving him. God the creator does'nt need a sexual organ to give birth. Think of this for example, a male seahorse is the one who carries eggs and give birth; if God created a male that can give birth, is it impossible for Him to do that process? as it is written in Exodus 4:11 " The LORD said to him, "Who gave human beings their mouths? Who makes them deaf or mute? Who gives them sight or makes them blind? Is it not I, the LORD?;
therefore, if God can make a female that can give birth, He also has tha ability to give birth.

[Elwar]

Which sex is God?

Does He have a penis or a vagina?

If He has either...and there is only one God...why would he need reproductive organs?

God the creator is surely in the line of male, because Lord Jesuschrist always calls him "Father". God created man, but in order to reproduce, He also created woman, but not just for reproduction, but to help man in serving him. God the creator does'nt need a sexual organ to give birth. Think of this for example, a male seahorse is the one who carries eggs and give birth; if God created a male that can give birth, is it impossible for Him to do that process? as it is written in Exodus 4:11 " The LORD said to him, "Who gave human beings their mouths? Who makes them deaf or mute? Who gives them sight or makes them blind? Is it not I, the LORD?;
therefore, if God can make a female that can give birth, He also has tha ability to give birth.

But Adam was created in the image of God. A a male with a penis. Or else, why would there be a need to make Eve different, with female reproductive parts?

If he is the only God, why would he need a penis that is used for reproduction?

[Sithara007]

Well I knew hinduism is a religion that what the books told so.  Anyways, back to hinduism, that was so many god.  How will you pray?  Who will you call on those 330 Million gods?  Well, I think if we just better to respect each other's religion as long as we are at peace with ourselves and at peace with each other.  But I will take my stand that God is a male one that is why we call him Father.

There is a lot of misinformation about Hinduism spreading around, propagated by the radical Christian missionaries who want to demonize the religion. But Hinduism remains as the oldest living religion, followed by close to 1 billion people around the world.

One of the reasons why there are so many gods among the Hindus is that it is an union of diverse faiths than a monolithic faith such as Islam or Christianity. Hinduism of Manipur is different from the Hinduism of Kerala. And both are different from the Hinduism in Suriname or Rajasthan.

[savecoin]

ah....thats a really hard one u know but i guess God is male

[Love!]

Which sex is God?

Does He have a penis or a vagina?

If He has either...and there is only one God...why would he need reproductive organs?

Ask the people who wrote the Bible. If you believe that every piece of fiction has a grain of truth in it, than you will believe God is a man.

[elisabetheva]

I think there are still people who think that God is male or female, because the main is not the sex, the main thing is HE brings salvation for His people, because HE is the creator of the world and its activities, what he wants to do he can Do according to His will

[jasonjm]

This the premise.

1. God is the most powerful entity.
2. God create the sun and earth.
3. God create the humans.

Probably he don't have sex at all. But he prefer men to rule over women maybe because God is male.

[Overflame]

I doubt God has a phisical form, I'm 100% sure God is an spirit, also having an genre is worthless if you're a spirit.
The way humans perceive life is still primitive, talking about Gods is way over our head atm.

[cramcram21]

Which sex is God?

Does He have a penis or a vagina?

If He has either...and there is only one God...why would he need reproductive organs?

I don't really think that God has a physical and don't really have a gender,
After all the only ones who have met god's couldn't really clarify it because I believe that they are all in the afterlife .

[CHRISBIN702]

I see this topic every day. I figure it's time to share my thoughts.....
    Does an idea have a gender? Other than being a word that misrepresents the energy that makes up every particle in the universe, both the known and unknown, God was an idea and is now many ideas created by humans and humans alone.These ideas come from the Anima and Animus inside of us all.
    This is a brief description of this....  The Anima and Animus are just more words or "ideas" used to describe the often suppressed, latent parts of our unconscious minds that are comprised of both man and woman. Thanks to societal and familial influences, we are most often disconnected from one or the other.
     Soooooo...... My answer is BOTH
  

"Becoming an “in-dividual,” and, in so far as “individuality” embraces our innermost, last, and incomparable uniqueness, it also implies becoming one’s own self. We could therefore translate individuation as “coming to selfhood,” or “self-realization.” -Jung