Because Hebrew and Greek assign genders even to genderless objects like chairs and houses. "God" happens to be under the masculine gender.
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Because Hebrew and Greek assign genders even to genderless objects like chairs and houses. "God" happens to be under the masculine gender.
sure, got your point. in german it's the same. but "God" is english.
sheesh, I should have written 'they'.
=) <-- smiley
update: =) =)
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Because Hebrew and Greek assign genders even to genderless objects like chairs and houses. "God" happens to be under the masculine gender.
Except for Hebrew Genesis 1.1 where God (Elohim) strangely enough is a plural, which means...
sheesh, I should have written 'they'.
...in that case you'd have been scientifically right.
Cheerio, ...but why isn't Perl mentioned there then?... Sören
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