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The right of "first refusal" belongs to you! Seems to me you chose not to accept his love.
Go Figure?
Or maybe he gave them the choice to condemn themselves?
The right of "first refusal" belongs to you! Seems to me you chose not to accept his love.
Go Figure?
How can the Abrahamic god's love for people be unconditional if he is willing to condemn people to hell for not believing in him?
The right of "first refusal" belongs to you! Seems to me you chose not to accept his love.
Go Figure?
So your earthly father, if he says the door is always open, you can return anytime you feel like coming home. He is displaying conditional love, because he doesn't take a razor strap and beat you senseless and drag you home?How can the Abrahamic god's love for people be unconditional if he is willing to condemn people to hell for not believing in him?
How can god's love be unconditional if it depends on my choice?
So your earthly father, if he says the door is always open, you can return anytime you feel like coming home. He is displaying conditional love, because he doesn't take a razor strap and beat you senseless and drag you home?
My, oh my, it takes all kinds.
Shalom
It's not his love that people have a problem accepting, it's all the nonsensical gobbledygook in the bible that people have a problem accepting. It's like saying "eat this turd or I'm going to punch you in the face."
It's not his love that people have a problem accepting, it's all the nonsensical gobbledygook in the bible that people have a problem accepting. It's like saying "eat this turd or I'm going to punch you in the face."
I'm not sure why you think that punishment must automatically mean that God doesn't love someone.
I'm not sure why you think that punishment must automatically mean that God doesn't love someone.
Are you seriously suggesting that eternally torturing someone is a sign or indication of love for them?
Those of Abrahamic faiths who believe in hell do.If you feel you have to love a book to follow God, sure.
And that is called twisting words. =P