Talk:Levia Barisol/@comment-5759915-20150605181454/@comment-146.113.75.124-20150605200053

The word for god in Japanese is genderless, to my knowledge. And in many contexts the word "god" itself is accepted as gender neutral as well, so I'm not sure I see the point. It just feels more efficient to refer to them all as gods--Ex, The Four Gods versus Three Gods and One Goddess.

In my experience people are more likely to accept the word "god" in polytheistic contexts as gender neutral in a way they wouldn't do for "goddess".