Is God a Father in a Metaphor?

Jared: It was just that, like we want to privilege our own experience. When God is more like me, it's kind of at the center of who God essentially is. And whenever is God is really not like me, that's a metaphor. And so yeah, it's an indictment of our own privileging,. Yeah, it's something you run up against all the time when you're looking for theology books.