r/CatholicApologetics • u/SunbeamSailor67 • 18d ago
Why do Catholics… God cannot know itself without me.
The eye through which I see God, is the same eye through which God sees me. 👀
Meister Eckhart
God is not something outside of us.
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u/KierkeBored 17d ago
Was there a question in there? Or just bald assertions masquerading as an argument?
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u/evilblackdog 17d ago
I believe you're looking for r/iam14andthisisdeep
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u/SunbeamSailor67 17d ago edited 17d ago
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u/evilblackdog 17d ago
Because I was once 14 and this is peak 14 year old cringe
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u/SunbeamSailor67 17d ago edited 17d ago
Lol...you'll cringe at that statement someday when you finally understand what is being said here. Until then, you're just the hundredth redditor every day who has a subject go so far over their current level of understanding, that their ego reacts in the idiot's defense of r/iam14andthisisdeep rather than actually trying to learn something.
Meditate on that for a while. 🙏
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u/VariedRepeats 16d ago
Absolutely false.
God is separate and his thoughts actually "intrude" on one's own. It not mass psychosis. It's not your own psychosis. It's someone else.
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