Can God squint her or his eyes, if necessary?

Answer 1

If squint how can he have a good look on you??

Answer 2

Eyes are a material effect of the principle of the All-Perceiving in the individual animals/mankind, and since God is not in division like matter, this is inseparable from God's being Placeless, and yet omnipresent. This is of logical necessity for it to be God, and yet is utterly incomprehensible by mankind. It can be alluded in most vague terms, but never understood completely.

"Indeed, O Brother, if we ponder each created thing, we shall witness a myriad perfect wisdoms and learn a myriad new and wondrous truths. One of the created phenomena is the dream. Behold how many secrets are deposited therein, how many wisdoms treasured up, how many worlds concealed. Observe, how thou art asleep in a dwelling, and its doors are barred; on a sudden thou findest thyself in a far-off city, which thou enterest without moving thy feet or wearying thy body; without using thine eyes, thou seest; without taxing thine ears, thou hearest; without a tongue, thou speakest. And perchance when ten years are gone, thou wilt witness in the outer world the very things thou hast dreamed tonight.

Now there are many wisdoms to ponder in the dream, which none but the people of this Valley can comprehend in their true elements. First, what is this world, where without eye and ear and hand and tongue a man puts all of these to use? Second, how is it that in the outer world thou seest today the effect of a dream, when thou didst vision it in the world of sleep some ten years past? Consider the difference between these two worlds and the mysteries which they conceal, that thou mayest attain to divine confirmations and heavenly discoveries and enter the regions of holiness.

God, the Exalted, hath placed these signs in men, to the end that philosophers may not deny the mysteries of the life beyond nor belittle that which hath been promised them. For some hold to reason and deny whatever the reason comprehendeth not, and yet weak minds can never grasp the matters which we have related, but only the Supreme, Divine Intelligence can comprehend them:"

(Baha'u'llah, The Seven Valleys, p. 32)

Answer 3

It is both an incorrect and dangerous conception that God is human or in human form. By making God (even in our mind) look like us we are taking God from his rightful place above us as an eternal being and making hiim an equal to us. So the answer to your question is no.

Answer 4

The correct view according to Islamic scholars is that when for instance "God's hands" are referred to in scripture it is incorrect to link this with the concept of human hands, for his attributes are not the same as humans.

I fear God to speculate on such unnecessary thoughts

I am a Muslim

Answer 5

I have never seen the guy, so how would i know..?

Answer 6

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