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hawkman said:
Have you ever had a dream and If so what did you "see" ?
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Was John dreaming? What do you think separates a vision from a dream?

This is an illustration of what john described:

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electedbyhim said:
Answer the question for the 5th time.

Is the following verse true or not?

John 1:18a No one has seen God at any time
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If god is an appearance, & god can observe all appearances, then god has seen his self. the bible says god has observed all things. If u observed yourself, you'd have to see yourself in some way to do that. The bible equivocates "seeing" to observation. So:

Seeing = observation (&vice versa)
God has observed (seen) all things.
God is a thing

It follows that god is a thing that has been observed (seen) by god which collapses all of the arguments against mine in this thread so far.
 
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Truth_is_powerful729292 said:
If god is an appearance, & god can observe all appearances, then god has seen his self. the bible says god has observed all things. If u observed yourself, you'd have to see yourself in some way to do that. The bible equivocates "seeing" to observation. So:

Seeing = observation (&vice versa)
God has observed (seen) all things.
God is a thing

It follows that god is a thing that has been observed (seen) by god which collapses all of the arguments against mine in this thread so far.
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The verse is not talking about God, it is talking about humans.
 
As I've pointed out several times for u, John 1:18 isn't the only verse to investigate for any contradictions between verses. It claims no one has seen god but there r verses that contradict it. Rev 4:3 says John observed god, but observing god is seeing god
 
electedbyhim said:
There are no verses in the Bible that contradict one another.

Are you a Christian?
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There r many contradicting verses lol

Explain how god isn't a seeing thing that created a seeing thing. The verses show that but ur in denial. It says god sees everyone through being omnipresent. But says he created Adam who was a seeing thing. That's god being a seeing thing (omnipresent) creating a seeing thing (Adam)
 
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