For all we know God himself can actually be a female and not a male. Is it 100% correct to assume God is a male?

I think there's enough of a debate as to whether God exists or not. But if he does exist he's definitely a man. I mean please.

Assuming God actually exists (very touchy subject for some), and going by the Quo'ran and the older Roman Catholic bible, it can be assumed with near 100% certainty that God would be a female, but I would more see it as the possibility of being a non gender. Adam was created first to be a replica of HIS image and THEN Eve was created using Adam's rib, therefore showing male superiority and male being first. Of course you can try and site other scriptures that came afterwards and were just copies of the closer to original scriptures but that's an argument you're NEVER going to win unless a scripture that predates the Quo'ran, the Roman Catholic bible or the Jewish Torah (I may have mispelled that). Now if we are going the scientific route, any argument you may make of the existent of God will be null.
In this thread the moment you mention the Mormon bible or any protestant bible for that matter you will have absolutely failed because legitimacy can only be cited if you can find a scripture that predates the previously mentioned ones when it comes to God of the monotheistic religions.

God(s) could be a rat on steroids for all we know.

I couldn't help think about South Park's version of God when I read this.



On topic; I'd like to think that if God existed, it wouldn't need a gender as it wouldn't need to procreate by mortal means, sexually or otherwise.

Why would it be correct to assume gender regarding God?  Only reason why I see you reference gender, is there is understanding that goes along with gender types and roles.  By saying God is male or female, you say things about the nature of God.  But if God is presumed to of made everything, would not gender be a role to for God to create?  The term "man" is used to refer to humans, and is male and female.

Origin of all that is good and mother to us all

If God has a gender and if Bible is to be trusted, God is male. IIRC God created Adam in his image. But considering how God is supposed to be allmighty, who's to say God has a specific gender anyway?

Of course all this requires that God exists... But I guess there are other places to discuss that.

God is genderless.

God does not have a sex. God does not have a physical form as we define it. God simply is and is all.

Seems stupid to assume a omnipresent God that created all is limited by anything.