God but not really god just a guy

[Cecilia Marie]

Pls if you r him pls reply me I'm the girl you chatted we talk about religion and sex I'm sorry we disconnected I miss you

[Arshanad]

@stella_clarke For God's sakes, was this post really neccessary, either the person is looking for a guy or is trolling.

[Cecilia Marie]

We chatted about marriage please reply me when u see this

[bleuvolt]

God's not even just a guy. He exist about as much as Santa Claus does.

[Cecilia Marie]

@bleuvolt it's his nickname and he has no religion

[Stella_Clarke]

The gender of God can be viewed as a literal or as an allegorical aspect of a deity. In polytheistic religions, the gods are more likely to have literal sexual genders which would enable them to interact with each other, and even with humans, in a sexual way. In most monotheistic religions, there is no comparable being for God to relate to in a literal gender-based way, so the gender of this one-and-only deity is most likely to be an analogical statement of how humans and God address, and relate to, each other, with no sexual connotations. Although God is an intangible spirit in many religions and therefore has no gender, debate over his or her "actual" sex nevertheless has passionately raged in recent decades. The preponderance of references to God in both the Old and New Testaments are in the context of a masculine reference, often "father". However, there are a significant number of feminine allegorical references to God, most often in some maternal role.

[stranger25]

@cecilia-marie god bless you
hope you find that guy..........