The answer to the question about why God is referred to in masculine terms in the Bible is because that is the way God has chosen to reveal Himself to us. God is never described with sexual characteristics in the Scriptures, but He does consistently describe "Himself" in the masculine gender, so we can refer to Him as such and therefore, be able to relate to Him.

He is Spirit.

Both since the universe doesn't differentiate

since gods are imaginary, they can be whatever someone wants them to be

I consider God as supreme soul. As you know your/our soul, who actually you/we are, is beyond your mind and the body. Sex is very basic things embedded to your body and processed in your mind. It's difficult to understand the concept of soul till you start thinking about yourself beyond your mind and body.

Let your imagination decide. 😂😂😂

They say that God created humans in His own image. There are a lot of arguments for His sex being male, because He is referred to as male throughout the bible.

I've heard almost ALL of the various arguments, including the one where He has no actual sex, because He is a spirit.

I have heard that God is a male and actually has a corporeal body.

I've heard that He is a male and that He has a wife, who is too holy to mention, (although she is mentioned in early Judaism).

I've heard that God is three entities, two entities, and on and on.

In the Wiccan religion, there is both a god and a goddess, but they in turn are ruled by the Creator, and there doesn't seem to be any definitive word about the sex of the Creator, Who appears to be pure spirit.

Some pagans believe that there is a Goddess, and that She rules all, and then we get into the splitting of the godhead into LOTS of goddesses and LOTS of gods.

In the end, God alone knows...😂

I will say neither. I believe in some form of god, but not one that resembles a human, or has any real physical shape.

Gods have appeared in all sexes and none in the course of history. The God of what is known as the Holy Bible has been understood by the authors to be male (presumably by divine revelation) although feminist scholars may beg to differ.

He is neither. Genderless.

The Holy Spirit has no form, hence no gender. It's Light.

Quartz.

I don't think it matters.

If there is only one god, there isnt any need to have a gender.

Yep ... Father, Son and Holy Spirit

He is A Male

He's neither... though for purpose of his incarnation and communications with us, he's male.
That's both meaningful, and not.

God is both. Mankind was created in/from His image- like a mother but; Fatherhood is considered as the role which willingly sacrifices himself for the sake of the whole family, God is then viewed as more masculine. Men cannot breast-feed infants, so mothers should not take the same risk.

I would say some sort of spiritual being, neither male or female

Imaginary people can be whatever you want them to be.

God is anything it's creator's want it to be.

Imaginary.

Whatever you want he/she/they/it to be in your head canon.

I have no idea

Neither. Love has no sex or gender.

The idea that God would have a sex is so odd and shows how it is a creation of our imaginations.

God tells us clearly He is a Man. He made Man in His image. And He made Man first, then Woman. 🙂

Anything he/she/it/they want(s) to be.

I am male

God doesn't exist, but if he/she did, he/she would probably be gender neutral. Although most believers do insist that it's a guy.