What does it really mean to say that God “knows everything”? For many of us, that idea doesn’t feel comforting—it feels invasive. In a world shaped by data collection, surveillance, and algorithms that know our habits better than our friends do, being “fully known” can sound more like control than love. This talk explores the deep tension between being watched and being truly known, tracing a spectrum of Christian perspectives on God’s omniscience while refusing easy answers. Along the way, it asks a more personal question: is God’s knowledge like data, or like intimacy? Not a system tracking us—but a presence who sees us, remembers us, and holds us without shame.