@MyNameIsOnni@justin_man22566@JonyMcDony@TheZeroScribe@Celt_mane Genesis 1 was clearly a broad overview of what happens in Genesis 2. The foremost figures of the Bible were male. Most prophets are male, the lineage of Jesus is traced through men. The patriarchs are male. God entrusted the men with his missions. Moses, Abraham, the apostles…
@MyNameIsOnni@justin_man22566@JonyMcDony@TheZeroScribe@Celt_mane That’s rich considering you’re now misrepresenting my words. I did not use God calling himself a father as evidence that women were inferior, I was using that as evidence that God wasn’t trans which was the original argument.
@JustTheCreep@Jervis_F00@JonyMcDony@TheZeroScribe@Celt_mane God being all-knowing is debatable. There are portions of the Bible where he “finds out” about something or changes his mind. Also, I know trans people exist, doesn’t mean I’m trans. And the Bible was written down by human authors 4,000 years ago, not God himself.
@Jervis_F00@JonyMcDony@TheZeroScribe@Celt_mane Are you expecting a text from 4000 years ago to explicitly say “I’m am your father and I am binary”? The concept of being non-binary didn’t exist back then in that culture. He was binary.
@JonyMcDony@TheZeroScribe@Celt_mane He does though. “For I am a father to Israel” -Jeremiah 31:9, “I will be his father, and he will be my son” -2 Samuel 7:14, “If I am a father, where is the honor due me?” -Malachi 1:6, and Jesus, who is God, is a man.