God is described in the bible to be all. Which means God's gender remains unspecified. They do call God Him(note the capitol 'H', it is a name), as well as the Father(again capitalized).

God is everything, and is not to be labeled.

In the true original texts (Greek and Codex Vaticanus) it isn't. Greek has no lower or capital disctinction, and I'm pretty sure the Codex doesn't either, as it's a relatively recent convention.

I'd say he was a Man considering what it says in the Bible. Howeve, i s'pose he could be sexless.

All this "He could be a She" idiocy is there just to satiate the idiots vying for 'Women's lib'.

Jacob, I'm so glad you're back I could marry you.

Meh... I pretty much agree with Jacob. Everywhere in the Bible it refers to God as a "he" not a "she", however they may call God a man in the Bible for lack of a better word, symbolic purposes, a more emotional drive.... the list could be quite endless.

So I voted for God being a Man.