Oh you can see, there is just no light to register on the seeing eye
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Can God See the Dark?
- Thread starter IsaiahX
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Oh you can see, there is just no light to register on the seeing eye
Cooky
Veteran Member
Cooky
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Does sound travel in space?
...If so, I wonder what the sun sounds like.
<EDIT> Sound does not travel in space.
Is there sound in space?
...But it's probably good that there isn't, because the sun would blow our eardrums.
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Nice. What is it?
I think all flowers are amazing. Unfortunately winter is close and flowers have flown south for the season
exchemist
Veteran Member
I'm sure God would just perceive the absence of this range of the electromagnetic spectrum at the location in question. He would think to Himself, "Ah yes, this is what these humans call "dark"".
Like the old SF frightener , 'in space no one can hear you scream'
Sound of the sun
Since my God isn't an anthropomorphic version, the argument is moot.
Cooky
Veteran Member
Not sure what the blue and purple one was, but at my house, the Birds of Paradise stay right here.
...There is no winter in SoCal.
I dare say if I were omniscient then I wouldn't need senses ─ they couldn't tell me anything I didn't already know.
But I can't think of any way of demonstrating that any particular real being is omniscient. Why does anyone thing God is?
Sleeppy
Fatalist. Christian. Pacifist.
There we go.
Faithofchristian
Well-Known Member
As to where do you get that God as being
( Omniscient) and where do you get that God can not see darkness.
God said that he created darkness and light. So how is it that you say God can not see darkness.
IsaiahX
Ape That Loves
The point of this thread wasn't to debate Abrahamic theology. It was simply a thought experiment dealing with any hypothetical being, not even considering specific religions.
the darkness is as light with love. with love comes understanding, dawn.
psalms 139:12
even the darkness will not be dark to you; the night will shine like the day, for darkness is as light to you.
Epic Beard Man
Bearded Philosopher
Well we have to consider the Creator does not observe the universe as we do but beyond so yes.
Axe Elf
Prophet
Your comment does not reflect comprehension of my post.
I didn't say no one can see IN darkness, I said no one can see the darkness itself.
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Not sure what the blue and purple one was, but at my house, the Birds of Paradise stay right here.
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...There is no winter in SoCal.
Nice, and you are so lucky. I do not like winter much
You're likely wasting your time on this. I just did this dance with him last evening.
I'm learning his MO is to post ambiguous statements and then insult people's intelligence by stating that they misinterpreted what he meant. They have a name for that behavior...