Is GOD being Partial,?

In every re carnation story i come to know man will be man and women will be women in there next birth Why so?

Is GOD being Partial,?
the Hindus believe in reincarnation, maybe it has something to do with the spirit of a man, and that of a woman, since the spirit remains untouched? Interesting I really want to learn more of reincarnation....
Reply:Uh first of all there is no such thing as re-incarnation. God doesnt do that stuff. That is the Indian religion, Hindu i think. If he did then i would say that its for a reason.
Reply:Reincarnation is a myth, so no explanation is necessary on this. The Bible states that we have one life, and after that our spirit goes to heaven (or not as the case may be), but it doesn't go back to earth to inhabit another body.

When I have left this life and entered heaven, why would I want to come back here again?
Reply:I have heard reincarnation stories where the character (they usually in Hindu mythology stories) changes gender. Hindus make it clear that the atman....soul/self is genderless, it is the body that it inhabits that has a gender (when the atman is in a body it is called a jiva). I have read a few books by some Hindu swamis that, when asked about homosexuality for example, make the point that the atman is genderless and love is eternal and from God. That when the atman loves another in one past life they may have been man and woman and in another life the two atmans may both inhabit bodies of the same gender. So I don't think God is being partial here. Afterall, why should God be partial since God is also genderless and yet also has incarnated as both genders many times, too.
Reply:Acts 10:34-35 "At this Peter opened his mouth and said: “For a certainty I perceive that God is not partial, 35 but in every nation the man that fears him and works righteousness is acceptable to him"