Nothing in Scripture establishes that "God's image is masculine." It is very dangerous to ascribe maleness/masculinity to God, as if we can project our human characteristics onto the deity; or as if we can think that some human beings are somehow more like God than others.
I don't know where you're getting this stuff about steel/flower symmetry, but it's not Scriptural. It also comes across as deeply sexist.
The question of whether attraction always has an erotic dimension is interesting. I've sometimes watched, say, a charismatic lecturer walk into a classroom and there be a certain... frisson... across the class. But if we do allow for an erotic dimension to all attraction then we might need to conceive of an eroticism which is about more than sexuality.
Regarding what I said about maleness and God and steel flower symmetry, the Bible says a womans hair is her glory. Women and men also look very different in terms of the face. Are you saying gender exists so we can recognize mates?
The world would be better off if Adam was single because God is a jealous God, which means God created man first because his image is masculine. Are you saying if people didnt reproduce we would have a sexless race?
Gender is more than reproduction. Eggs dont have an erotic function. People eat eggs.
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