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'''Goddess''' is a term for a female [[deity]], usually applied to [[polytheistic]] religions and [[paganism]]. The True God of the [[Bible]] is male.
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'''Goddess''' is a term for a female [[deity]], usually applied to [[polytheistic]] religions and [[paganism]]. The True God of the [[Bible]] is commonly believed to be male, however no direct mention of His gender is present in the bible. The terms He, His, Him, etc are applied to God for convenience and by grace of the fact that He is the only one of his kind, being the one true Lord.
  
 
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Revision as of 01:30, June 4, 2008

Goddess is a term for a female deity, usually applied to polytheistic religions and paganism. The True God of the Bible is commonly believed to be male, however no direct mention of His gender is present in the bible. The terms He, His, Him, etc are applied to God for convenience and by grace of the fact that He is the only one of his kind, being the one true Lord.