"Looa in Iraqw-religion is described as feminine, while in the Greek and Hebrew Testaments God is generally described as male. However, with regard to the overall qualities appropriated to Looa, they correspond well with God as described in the Bible: Looa is kind, merciful, the creator and protector, the giver of life, children, and blessing. She cares for her children, nourishes and protects them. She represents light, grace, and motherhood. As we know, both Old Testament and New Testament used the metaphor of God's mother, for example in Isaiah 49:13-15 and Matthew 25:37/Luke 13:34. The good qualities of God are referred to as Looa. In Iraqw, however, the supreme evil is conceived of as fatherhood. Darkness, vengeance, death, destruction and evil are all connected with fatherhood. Darkness, vengeance, death, destruction and evil are all connected with fatherhood, Neetlangw.