Why Christians don't understand non-Christians.
I don't understand why so many people, regardless of their religious or non-religious beliefs or with their religious beliefs think there's just one very rich man. Certainly a very rich man would seek a very rich woman so that they may enjoy each others company. And the very rich man and very rich woman would have children so that they too could enjoy being very rich children, then growing to be very rich men and very rich women. And before you know it there are very rich men and very rich women and very rich children everywhere. The very rich man, very rich woman and very rich child knows how very rich people came to be.
For generations there have been people that have asked for proof that a very rich man exists. Where is the proof that many very rich men, very rich women and very rich children don't exist?
What I see in each person is evidence that very rich men, very rich women and very rich children are abundant, and most unfortunately, regardless of any religious belief, it is their thinking inside the box that they seemingly can't imagine thinking outside of the narrow compartmentalized box that external authorities set the boundaries of their thinking for them. It is horrific to limit nature's boundary-free conscious mind to the boundaries set by external authorities.
Western societies operate in general by the religious code "do unto others". In other words, push your values onto others -- make others rise to your rightness. Nature's code is "do not do unto others". In other words, leave others alone to create their life as they see fit so long as they don't initiate force or fraud against others. Thus allowing each person and the child buried deep within to rise up and become a very rich man and very rich woman as intended by the conscious mind-body/human nature.
You mean like imagining a being that doesn't have sex?
If you study the G-d of Christianity and Judaism you will discover one thing more than anything else.
G-d is not like something a man would invent.
Shalom.