I wonder in what sense g/God is a "he". X and Y chromosomes? Naah, he can't have those, in any case in at least one of h/His cameo appearances h/He ought to have been genetically female (unless the miracle was h/He was actually a bird pretending to be a human- might explain the ascension). Barring a miracle of course. The appropriate equipment? again, g/God is omnipotent so h/He can do anything h/He wants, but it strikes one as a little inappropriate, especially when the local tradition insists that there aren't any nice g/Godesses to use it on. And playing with angels is just abuse. So is gender for g/Gods a matter of lifestyle choice? Or have I missed some deeper, more theologically subtle, meaning of the word "he"?

Oh, as for our Answers in Genesis t6roll, I don't know why people are trying to explain science to someone who pretends to be eagerly investigating, and has found all the old worn-out creationist sites, yet hasn't found a single one of the many scientific sites that give the answers to every point in detail.

A waste of time, or in other words, religion.