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6/5/2018 2:23:37 PM
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When a Christian gets to Heaven, the Bible says that he/she will not be able to see God in a human form (or at all). That's why when people make images of Jesus or God, it is in violation of the second commandment.
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Wait, how exactly is selecting God a violation of the Second commandment? This ain’t Islam.
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Not selecting God, creating images or pictures of him, when no one has proof of what he looks like, and most likely never will (in this life at least).
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I didn’t mean selecting. I meant depicting, and I guess spellcheck got me and I didn’t see it.
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I getcha.
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Look at the Iconoclastic Controversy. It was decided at the council of Nicea ( forgot which one) that the use of images is not idolatry.
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Where does it say that?
