Breaking down the "God sees argument"

[theologian]

Ok there is a mess of a thread to deal with now. I will formulate the argument differently, and we will go one step at a time.

1. We either objectively exist or we don't objectively exist.

Let us not move on, before we understand what is meant.

What I mean by we of course is not hands or feet or body, but that experience we constantly call "I".

Let me know if any objects to this 1st premise.

My objection here is that our "I" must include our hands, feet, or our body itself, for we are not ghost in the machine. We are man, and every man has body.