Stop assuming God's gender! Check your privilege!

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When God tells me (nicely), I'll use the "proper" pronoun.

God is beyond being offended by gender distinctions. As long as you extol and worship this God, you're cool.

First God made man,then she had a better ideal.

I am christian but no religion.

I believe there is a GOD! The way I view GOD is that he is a spirit in the air and looks down on us as humans. Though we live the life of SIN, as we are as his children, We must come to HIM and repent of our sin and give him our all. We need to ask of his forgiveness so that we may live without pain or suffering.
We all live in SIN because of our actions and disbelief. We as people are not happy with our lives because we fall to SIN. The devil is our forebound taker when he sees us fail. The devil is also a spirit that takes us into harsh lives because we don't fight hard enough for our strengths. God...is our savior and the one who saves us from SIN or the devil himself. God will pull us to safety if we yet believe in HIM as our father in heaven...AMEN??

If God bieng referred to as he is sexist is the devil bieng referred to as he (Lucifer not Lucy) sexist?

The Devil is also a woman and she wears a blue dress.

As well as wearing Prada.

Is she the same "Devil Women" Cliff Richard warned is going to get you from behind?

Hmmmm.....

I will just hafta fall back upon the same answer that priests do when asked "is there some dude walking around who looks just like God if we were made 'in his image'?".

That answer being that that sentence means that we are made in God's "spiritual image" (whatever the heck THAT means). So God could still be one big humonguous segmented hermaphrodite earthworm, but still be have the same spiritual image as us.

God is referred to as "He" all throughout the Bible----then, when Jesus came-along, he often referred to "my Father" (as in, "In my Father's house, there are many mansions").

Well, I think God is above gender, but he allowed us to refer to him by male pronouns because we need something tangible to call him since he hasn't actually given us the proper divine pronouns to use. So, I'll continue to refer to him as male, knowing full well that The Father doesn't have to be male or even resemble notions of male and female as we know them. Oh, and yes, I believe there is a God. On a side note, the original Hebrew term for God is El (which the term Allah in Islam is probably derived from). El apparently simply means "I am". It's probably most famously used when Moses encounters God at the burning bush and asks who he is, only to get the response "I am".

Yes,and she'll be wearing that blue Prada number.

Does god have genitalia? If so, what's it's purpose?

But we also must consider that in the original Hebrew of the Old Testament, the word for spirit is "rūaḥ", which is feminine. So God the father may be a man but the Holy Spirit is feminine. So God is both.

But then again. When the word spirit is used in the new testament, it is the greek word, 'pneuma', which is gender neutral. So apparently the Holy Spirit was feminine but then went through some type of sex change/neutralization transition at some point. (Probably before she/zhe knocked up Mary because we all know how the old testament looked upon same sex intercourse.)

So what are the 'younger guys' going through then?

Yes they are, but the Abrahamic religions are NOT TRUE, and that is equally "pretty clear".