Quote Originally Posted by pepurr
True, it is not logical, and God can not do illogical things. If God loves one, how could God not love the other. God made them both of him self. By loving one and not the other, God would not be loving himself. A house divided can not stand.
I wanted to comment on my use of gender specific terms when writing the above comment.

I use the term him and his to refer to God sometimes, even though I try to avoid it. The terms are not used because I believe God to be male. I use them because I was brought up in a family that believed that. In my life and the culture I was raised in, God was always called by masculine terms. So today I do to as a matter of habit.

I do not believe God is male or female. God doesn't need gender. God is not a biological creature, so therefore God doesn't need to reproduce.

So all you people who have a "Mother Goddess" or "Our Father", if it gives you comfort so be it. I think if God chuckles about human activity God would chuckle about that.
pepurr Reviewed by pepurr on . Philosophy of Religion Today in my phil of religion class, my professor posed a simple question: Is it rational to believe in God? Me, I say no. Since rationality is a product of rules of the human mind, and since God exceeds the limits of the human mind, then God also exceeds rationality. Give your opinion and back it up with a logical argument. Rating: 5