God has anthropomorphic qualities in Genesis 3, when he is described as "walking in the morning of the garden" to meet Adam and Eve.

But no, philosophy has generally asserted that God cannot be seen as a human because he is not contingent - he is unknown virtually, and is holy.

Reply 4

awesome

no one can prove i am not the great god.

Reply 5

Ferret_messiah

God is actually Bono from U2, little known fact.

Reply 6

JonnyB

Ferret_messiah

God is actually Bono from U2, little known fact.

I knew that. Have you heard Bono talk?

Reply 7

matt4504

thats if there is a god....

Reply 8

JonnyB

matt4504

thats if there is a god....

There is. Bono.

Or maybe Steven Seagal.

Reply 9

TheVlad

JonnyB

There is. Bono.

Or maybe Steven Seagal.

Bono is a pretentious c**t.
oooh I think you may be right.

Yeeeeeeep

JonnyB

There is. Bono.

Or maybe Steven Seagal.

Steven Seagal is only a God in Japan. "Hi, I'm Steven Seagal, I can make crap films and yet be wildly popular with the Japanese! Why? I have no idea!"

Reply 12

Sorani

I don't think there is a proper God, I prefer to let my inner bitch worship queen bitch Janice Dickenson on America's Next Top Model.

Reply 13

inequality

JonnyB

There is. Bono.

Or maybe Steven Seagal.

What? Pascal Cygan?

Reply 14

awesome

can you stick to the subject please

Reply 15

awesome

the closest thing to god is me anyway id be surprised if im not god

Reply 16

zaphod BB

Here is the proof (more or less... I didn't look at the words in the book) that god does not exist:

I refuse to prove that I exist says God, for proof denies faith and without faith I am nothing.
Ah, says man but the Babelfish is proof beyond doubt that you exist for there is no way that such an extrodinary creature could evole by chance.
Oh, replies God. I hadn't thought of that, and promptly disappears in a puff of logic.
That was easy says amn and goes on to prove that black is white thus getting himself killed on the next zebra croosing.

Reply 17

This brings to mind that great philisophical question, what if God was one of us? Just a slob like one of us, just a stranger on the bus, trying to make his way home?

Reply 18

JonnyB

This brings to mind that great philisophical question, what if God was one of us? Just a slob like one of us, just a stranger on the bus, trying to make his way home?