Wouldn't the existence of God be an extreme violation of my right to privacy?

Question

If God and his army of angels are always watching me, doesn't that violate my right privacy?

Answer 1

Your argument means that as soon as you have a child, the act of being that childs parent makes you guilty of an extreme violation of that infants privacy.

After all, you are always watching and even going so far as to touch it without direct and express permission, not that a child that young can even give "legal" consent.

I truely hope you get the irony here, but there is always the chance that you are totally blind.

Answer 2

The existence of Bush and Cheney are an extreme violation of my right to privacy.

But to your question, the answer is yes. But for some people, it might be a bonus - some people like to be watched when they do certain private acts.

Answer 3

What makes you think you have a right to privacy from God?

Answer 4

Omnipresence has a way of doing that yes. Your positon is similar to Jean Paul Sartre who wrote a play discussing the horror of God's eyes waching him.

Answer 5

If God is omnipresent then where do you come up with the idea that there is a "you". The false "i" has all kids of illusory issues such as privacy, judgement, better or worse than others,etc.....

Answer 6

He sees you when you're sleeping. He knows when you're awake. He knows if you've been bad or good, so go to church and throw some bucks in the plate.

Answer 7

Yep. Kinda makes god a pervert too...watching everything like that.

Answer 8

You decided you have rights? God can do anything but sin. He watches us and we shouldn't have anything to hide.

Answer 9

not realy. does having air in a room mean you are not alone?

Answer 10

not if you were in fact god.