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Doug_Tipple wrote:He will look silly when he is aroused
:really:
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It's really just the old battle of the sexes.

As to God, the Judeao-Christian-Islamic God
is a Daddy God, not a Mommy God. The personality
is male. He really is like a father. He lays down
the law. He isn't terribly nurturing and his
basic relation with the Hebrews is contractual.

You can see it as a sort of chauvinism, but I think
it has something more to do with the idea
of unifying a people under law. Not that women
can't make law, but I don't think it's sexist to
note that their strength tends to be more
typically in nurturing--a different sort of
relationship, perhaps a more important one,
in fact, but not what was needed by Moses
and the ancient Hebrews.
They were making a nation out of a disparate
people.

So this idea of calling God She, for political purposes,
does some violence to the history of the religion,
which needed a law giver more than a nurturer.

It's not mere chauvinism that God is He.
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Post by dfernandez77 »

Misandry?! You had to ask?
- flawed creature
- with many bad traits
- liar
- cheater
- vain
- he'll give you a hard time
- bigger
- faster
- like to hunt and kill things
- look silly when he is aroused
- satisfy your physical needs
- witless
- revel in childish things
- fighting
- kicking a ball about
- won't be too smart
- he will also need your advice to think properly
- proud
- arrogant
- self admiring

There's possibly between 2 to 5 of those 21 items - depending on which woman I was compared to and who's doing the assessment - that might be used to describe me.

These kinds of things make me wonder - if I wasn't arrogant enough to think them nonsense, would I be insulted?
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I prefer misobodhrány. It's an equal-opportunity attitude.
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Gender Gods are endlessly fascinating.
I kinda like "Conscious Energy" type God Names....like "I Am That I Am." If taken on it's own, a "name" like that seems gender free and all-inclusive.

Plus...if it were a Big Bang...wouldn't it take two to tango???

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Post by I.D.10-t »

A-Musing wrote:Gender Gods are endlessly fascinating.
Anthropomorphism of any sorts would tend to be contriversial to some.
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I think that...
all relationships are challenging and all beings are difficult to
understand. Deities are hard to understand. Animals can be mysterious
and hard to fathom. Humans of all ages, races, and sexual orientations
are complex and hard to understand.

It's hard to tell sometimes when something is funny (affectionate twitting)
and when it crosses the line into being mean. I certainly have been guilty
of mean humor in my LTR, although often I didn't mean to be mean....

The whole relationship thing is just really hard!!!

And there can be a certain amount of humor in that. :wink:
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Doug_Tipple wrote:He will look silly when he is aroused
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hey doug. this is the first that i heard of a wife to be congratulations. i don't read all the threads, especially the technical ones, so i may have missed something. but i bet there are a few of us who would like some details about the proposal and the wife to be.
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Which is worse---to be depicted as having been created with many flaws or to be depicted as a god who can't manage to create a decent companion for one of her own :lol:?
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mutepointe wrote:hey doug. this is the first that i heard of a wife to be congratulations. i don't read all the threads, especially the technical ones, so i may have missed something. but i bet there are a few of us who would like some details about the proposal and the wife to be.
If Congratulations gets a wife, I will be dissappointed.
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Cranberry wrote:
mutepointe wrote:hey doug. this is the first that i heard of a wife to be congratulations. i don't read all the threads, especially the technical ones, so i may have missed something. but i bet there are a few of us who would like some details about the proposal and the wife to be.
If Congratulations gets a wife, I will be dissappointed.
she isn't likely to be overly happy about it either!

please try to stay on topic :D
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Denny wrote:
Cranberry wrote:
mutepointe wrote:hey doug. this is the first that i heard of a wife to be congratulations. i don't read all the threads, especially the technical ones, so i may have missed something. but i bet there are a few of us who would like some details about the proposal and the wife to be.
If Congratulations gets a wife, I will be dissappointed.
she isn't likely to be overly happy about it either!
I'm disappointed every time a Ruddall flute gets sold. In spite of my chances. :wink:
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Nanohedron wrote:
Denny wrote:
Cranberry wrote: If Congratulations gets a wife, I will be dissappointed.
she isn't likely to be overly happy about it either!
I'm disappointed every time a Ruddall flute gets sold. In spite of my chances. :wink:
what would man be without disappointment :D

reality is a mother...
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Denny wrote:
Nanohedron wrote:
Denny wrote: she isn't likely to be overly happy about it either!
I'm disappointed every time a Ruddall flute gets sold. In spite of my chances. :wink:
what would man be without disappointment :D
Content?

(I bet you were hoping for something more profound)
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I.D.10-t wrote: Content?

(I bet you were hoping for something more profound)
ah, yeah... :D
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