You're listening to the ancient tradition. A Wonk Media production. Music provided by Joseph McDade. Here's your host, Dr. Jack Logan.

Welcome to the ancient tradition. I'm your host, Jack Logan.

It's great to have everybody listening in today. Today's episode is titled, Who is God, a Sexed Being? I know that the title sounds a little bit provocative, but it's not meant to be. See, the question, is God a sexed

being? Does God have a sex? Has unimaginably profound theological implications. We've got to get this question

right from the very start, or else we're going to get the entire theology of celestial

kingship wrong. A sexless God leads to a very, very, very different theology than a sexed God, which makes God's sex or sexlessness

an absolutely critical piece of the theological puzzle. And what makes this program different

is that we dive into the world's oldest written records for the answers to these questions.

We let the ancients teach us who God is.

And the reason that we do this is because the ancients tell us that God revealed a pure

religious tradition in the very beginning, a tradition which we refer to on this program

as the ancient tradition.

So today we're going to dive into the ancient text and see what the ancients taught about

the sext or sexless nature of God.

Before I do that, though, I want to let our new listeners know about our sister podcast,

the ancient tradition audio writ, which you can find anywhere that you get your podcast.

On that podcast, you're going to find full audio recordings of a lot of the different

ancient texts that we talk about on the program.

And this includes things like the Book of the Holy Secrets of Enic, the ancient Egyptian

Shabaka Stone, and the Mesopotamian epic of Gilgamesh.

I want to let our longtime listeners know that a little over a week ago,

we released a complete audio recording of the Mesopotamian Ark tablet,

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