What actually does God look like?

Answer 1

The perception of God is beyond human intellect. Humans can only try to imagine using their minds as known to them only.

this is a common thought, and has crept into human minds ever since the beginning of time.
But his description is limited to our senses. God is far beyond anything material our senses can perceive.

Answer 2

I'm not sure there is a right or wrong answer to this. But for me, I don't think I ever really picture a face b/c I've always believed God to be a spirit. When I think of God, for some reason, the first image that pop in my head is the ocean with the sky above. Maybe it's the whole concept of nothing and everything, ying and yang, etc. But that's what come to my mind. The ocean and the sky.

Answer 3

Awesome just reading the posters Blueboot, Seth, and Taps answers is enough. Your question shows that man requires some other "device" to see God outside of himself. And we are fortunate that God does not require any thing of man to "see" him by faith. The only way to see God is what is in evidence here on earth, by the people, what is written in history, the monuments and places of worship etc that are evidence for what a man believes. In one of Stephen Hawking's books (I forget which) he talked about creating a round table discussion group of scientists, clergy, philosophers and others of like mind to see generate a picture type for the Theory of Everything (TOE). So that intellectually there may be a way to create a model that explains all things that do exist in the universe. And he is right. The entire crux of the problem is that man has a tendency to look for one single part to explain the whole. But God himself that created each part seperately to create the whole in order to serve a functional purpose in the universe. Both consciousness and physics are two halves that make the whole. Energy does equal mass in an analogous sense. But to make them one material or immaterial substance? That defeats God's purpose for making things the way they are. The only way is to recognize them is to see them as one. Great question and awesome answers by those before me. Later.

Answer 4

Jesus answered the question by saying, "He that has seen me has seen the Father". So if we need to connect with God in human terms, we find Him in Jesus.
Another way of describing God is that He is a Father. That is okay if folk have had a good parent.

Answer 5

No one has actually seen God in person, but from what pictures or paintings I've seen, he looks like a elderly man with a great big beard. The only true person who has seen God is Jesus himself, since he is his son.

Answer 6

I am a christian and I know that God has no look, he is a spirit and he does not have an appearance like humans do.

Answer 7

Jesus said that he who has seen Him has seen the Father. Other than that, his skin is like bronze and his hair is like lamb's wool. So he would be olive skinned with curly hair.
As to God the Father, God is Light.
In that sense, Richard Bach was right--God is, and that's all He needs to be.

Answer 8

no one living knows and never will.
its something u cant really ask becoz know one will know and poeple who are trying to make fun of the creator who has given them everything on this earth wake up guys!
Dont speak abt GOD like that bcoz ur sounding rather offensive for poeple who do believe. OK

Answer 9

I am 6 foot tall, with blue eyes and a beard. White and slim. I do have a slight paunch, as I have been a bit idle since I created the world 8 days ago.

Answer 10

Only Jesus Christ know what God look like.

"9 Jesus saith unto him, Have I been so long time with you, and yet hast thou not known me, Philip? he that hath seen me hath seen the Father; and how sayest thou then, Shew us the Father? 10 Believest thou not that I am in the Father, and the Father in me? the words that I speak unto you I speak not of myself: but the Father that dwelleth in me, he doeth the works." - John 14:9-10 KJV