Did you know your God is the creepiest of all creepers as he is everywhere all seeing and all spying and all knowing and all watching?

Answer 1

It would be creepier to believe in a Creator that wasn't all knowing and all seeing. What baffles me, is that you have no qualms with interacting on the internet and putting forth information at will, and in doing so you are agreeing in full to their Terms of Service. Yet you speak to Christians, in reference to their God, as if they didn't know when they chose to accept Him as their God (basically, agreeing to His full Terms of Service) that He was all knowing, all powerful, all seeing, all sufficient, etc. You see, you make your remark TO Christians. I can see where if you were saying this to those who have chosen against Him, there would be this huge beatnik snapping support of what you infer, but you said it to Christians. Which was kind of nonsensical.

To answer your question, "Yes, we know... and it's not creepy. It would be creepy if our God was so flimsy and pathetic that He couldn't see all. I would hate the thought of THAT god holding my eternity in his future... thankfully, he doesn't. And thankfully, we had a God that is willing to put up with comments like these. Next thing, my keyboard is going to be taking credit for typing this response." I just believe in a BIG GOD that is BIGGER than we can FATHOM. His wisdom far outstretches the circumferences of our brains and thinking capacity, as well as our ability to reason, but yet He still works within our own capabilities. Hence Jesus Christ, the Son of God, humbled Himself... Being God, He took on the form of man... Not only did He do that, He gave up His abilities to "see" anything. He was born into the world just like you and me. He grew and learned, just like you and I did. The only thing that was different about Him was that He did it all without sin. Meaning, he never once defiled himself. This is important, because God sent Christ for a reason. God, being perfect wants a relationship with mankind. You know the story of Adam and Eve, and the fall of man. God created us as perfect beings. When Adam fell into sin, all of mankind fell. God had a way to redeem us. Like I was saying, being a perfect God, He sent His perfect Son, Jesus Christ... who knew no sin, that HE could take on Himself all the sins of the world, and offer mankind in return the "righteousness (being made right) of God. Jesus Christ lived as a humble man on this Earth. He shared and gave freely. HE was a brave man, but humble. He was crucified (having done nothing wrong, but this was GOD'S ... as you would call it "creepy" all knowing, all seeing, loving plan to save ALL MANKIND!) and died for the transgressions of the world... So that He could offer us the FREE gift (costs us nothing, cost God and Jesus Christ EVERYTHING), so that we might live eternally with Him when we pass from this life... Which everyone will. Dying is a fact. It happens. But there is an eternal life after this.

There is an adversary of God's that wants nothing more than to keep you "Creeped" out by God... He wants you in Hell. Hell was made for Satan and his cohorts the demons. He will stop at nothing to deceive you. So, take inventory. Be sure what you believe. You are talking to Christians, and this is a Christian replying. Jesus Christ gave His life so that by His blood our sins have been blotted out. God is perfect. He keeps a record of ALL things... GOOD AND BAD. There is NO perfect man, but Jesus Christ. Yet how loving of God and Christ to sacrifice Jesus Christ, and use His perfect blood to atone for our sins... Guess what? All we have to do is receive the gift of salvation, and repent of our sins against God... Live for Him. It's that simple. God also blots out our sin and HE REMEMBERS THEM NO MORE! How creepy is that? He says He tosses them as far as the East is from the West. You'll spend eternity trying if you want to connect the two. Rather than focusing on the creepiness of God's all seeingness (that will never go away), focus on His all loving kindness and His offer of Salvation. You can choose salvation today. Choose you this day whom you will serve.