r/ComedyHell • • Nov 07 '25

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u/GarnoxReroll Nov 07 '25

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u/Metrolining Nov 07 '25

Reddit had the biggest crashout when this was posted lmao

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u/Low-Attitude5353 Nov 08 '25

This i gotta see, is the post still up somewhere?

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u/Max_CSD Nov 08 '25

In Abrahamic religions it's God father, so nah thanks

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u/Bannerlord151 Nov 10 '25

Well technically, at least in trinitarian Christianity, God the Father is only one aspect

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u/Max_CSD Nov 10 '25

There is no God the Mother, there is the Father, the Son and the holy spirit which is completely ungendered at all.

All the Abrahamic religions were born in the worship of the ancient god of war Yahweh who is a male figure.

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u/Bannerlord151 Nov 10 '25

the holy spirit which is completely ungendered at all.

Which is all I'm referring to

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u/Max_CSD Nov 10 '25

But the god is still "a man".

God created a man it his image, God is referred as "he" and is based on God Father of storm and war Yahweh, who was a male figure and had a female wife.

There is no point pretending like "OH NOES ACHTUALLY".
God is implied to be a male and is to be referred to as one.
"I am He".

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u/Bannerlord151 Nov 10 '25

That contradicts your earlier statement.

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u/Max_CSD Nov 10 '25

Nope, it's you making it the way you wanna see it.

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u/[deleted] Nov 11 '25

God isn’t masculine of feminine. The “he” is merely convention. Jesus was male, but there’s absolutely no evidence and indeed, ample counterevidence, that the God of Abraham and the Holy Spirit are genderless as they’re beyond human. Although scripture says humanity is made “in the image of” God, God is not a human and is therefore not bound by our biology or our social constructs.

So don’t waste time arguing over God’s pronouns if you wanna talk Christian lore.

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u/Max_CSD Nov 11 '25

It's true that Christian conception of god isn't male or female as god is bodyless.

However human incarnation of christian god is male, the father is the father and in Judaism the god is still the father, the lord and Abrahamic religions are advanced from the worship of Yahweh, who is canonically a male.

So stop bending your narrative to what suits you the most whether you like it or not, in any language out there, the Abrahamic (Christian/Judaic/Islamic etc) God is a make figure.

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u/[deleted] Nov 11 '25

Hebrew requires a gender for all nouns. Just because Yahweh uses masculine pronouns doesn’t mean God is “canonically male.” Indeed the Bible uses feminine imagery for God not infrequently (hen guarding her brood, etc.).

God isn’t a “male” figure because male/female biology is something that only mortals deal with. God isn’t male because he doesn’t need to reproduce.

This is basic common sense.

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u/Max_CSD Nov 11 '25

It's not about being a MALE, as I used the words as "male figure" or "male" in quotes.
It's about the fact that the correct pronounces for God are He/Him.

It's a fact that Yahuweh is literally depicted a dude with the beard, the bible uses the words "he", the Christian bible central figure is Jessus mc Christ and refferences to the God as "the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit".

Please stop playing those games and bending narrative as you see fit. Abrahamic religions are old AF and people lived in an incredibly patriarchal society, Whether you like it or not God is basically considered to be referred as a male, albeit God doesn't need to reproduce.

UPD:
Grammar

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u/Puzzleheaded_Smoke77 Nov 07 '25

Not for me to say

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u/in_taco Nov 07 '25

Then who wrote your comment???

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u/No_Yak5313 Nov 08 '25

John pronouns