If I ask an unanswerable question...?

Question

Such as "Does God have fingernails?" and no one can answer it, does that mean that my point of view about God must be the correct one?

I refer my gentle readers to such questions as "What caused the Big Bang?" and the like.

Answer 1

If you ask an unanswered question it could just means that it has no relevance to anyone in your audience.

If you ask a question you consider unanswerable, someone will answer it out of the unwholesomeness of their fetid brain. Your quest to have rational support for the answer may not find a satisfactory response.

Answer 2

Get real! What kind of nonsense is this, anyway?

Why not ask if Bullwinkle the Moose can fly!

My guess is that you're a muslem trying hard to discredit Jesus and His claim to equality with God!

God does not have fingernails. Jesus does. Jesus is a human body, but God's Spirit within. The Word of God, which WAS God, inhabited a physical body with all the physical problems of ANY physical body, including fingernails! But His Spirit, which has existed through all eternity, has no fingernails any more than YOUR spirit has fingernails. Why not ask if your mind has fingernails, while you're at it!

Weak!

Answer 3

Well I Have To Say That Its Plain And Simple. No One Knows What Good Looks Like Really. Although There Are SOme Illustrated Bibles Out There That Give U A Picture. In Conclusion Ur Point Of View Aint Right Nor Wrong. God Is What U Worship.
-GamerTheKid- :)

Answer 4

I believe that the whole concept of God is unanswerable, and so I do agree with your point of view. However, my agreeing with you does not make either one of us correct. It just means that we are in accord that a first cause as such is basically unknowable.

Answer 5

You never state your point of view about God, so how could it possibly be determined to be correct from a question that doesn't even mention the point of view your are trying to prove? But to answer your question...when God was incarnate as Jesus Christ, yes, He had fingernails. Whether or not He has fingernails in His normal form is unknown and rather irrelevant.

Answer 6

First question. Yes He does have fingernails. "God created man in His own image. In the image of God created He them." How do you people not get that?

2nd question. No, because you could believe like a lot of people that He is a spirit, which He is not. So therefore, you would be wrong.

Answer 7

I think God is a spirit and doesn't need fingernails...but He made us to have them so there must be a use for them. Did you ever cut your fingernails really short and then find out you need them? I think that since God created us...he must have made fingernails to help us. Did you hear that they're finally finding out that our appendix really has a purpose? They used to think it had no purpose at all. Which goes to show..we don't know everything!!If God made us in His image as the Bible says..then He must have fingernails..in spirit.

Answer 8

Your answer is the same as anyone else's...

It is all conjecture and supposition...

Does God have fingernails? That's like those Jesus questions I see on here. Who knows what Jesus looks like in order to determine that he's passed you on the street???

The anglo-saxon version of the pretty fair skinned, brown haired/blue eyed man is inaccurate.. Jesus was a Jew... he was born in the middle east.. he's got black hair black eyes, and probably dark skin...

Coming from a white girl here!

What a question this is!

Answer 9

Not necessarily. No one on earth right now has seen God. However, we are made in His image so He could have fingernails. However, remember He is a Spirit.

Answer 10

The Holy Spirit inspired Word of God(the bible) is always the correct point of view.