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@kellyjay saidIn your opinion is the love of God conditional?
You think there is a disconnect? How do you define both as you see them?
@kellyjay saidIn your opinion is the love of God conditional?
You think there is a disconnect? How do you define both as you see them?
@kellyjay saidWhen you say “okay” you are referring to the person not being placed by God into a hellish place to be eternally burnt alive because they were somehow able to love him back, is that what you are saying.
Can an unrepentant sinner remain in their sins and be okay, because God loves them? Why does word repent come up in scripture if that were the truth?
@suzianne saidI tell you what, I'll let you know what I believe, and you can speak for yourself that fair?
If KJ believes God's love is "not unconditional", then that is the disconnect. The title clearly contains the word "unconditional".
Why do I always have some kind of idiotic semantic fight with you? I said there was a disconnect and then you say the connection is clear and then go on to describe the very disconnect I was talking about.
You know, if you're only going ...[text shortened]... other responding to me. I've already told you numerous times that I do not wish to play your games.
@kellyjay saidIs the love of God, the love that is never ending, the love that he had that died for us while we were still sinners...is this love conditional on us loving him back?
Unconditional love is God sending Jesus to us for our forgiveness.
@suzianne saidActually, I don't think it is ME who seems "idiotic" every time the waves of your scorn-for-scorn's sake send you crashing pointlessly onto the beach of my reasonable and cogent posting, time and time and time again since years and years and years ago.
Why do I always have some kind of idiotic semantic fight with you?
@fmf saidIncredibly self-serving AND untrue. Well done.
Actually, I don't think it is ME who seems "idiotic" every time the waves of your scorn-for-scorn's sake send you crashing pointlessly onto the beach of my reasonable and cogent posting, time and time and time again since years and years and years ago.
@suzianne saidI think you are mistaken.
Incredibly self-serving AND untrue. Well done.
@suzianne saidit says in the Bible that God favored one side of a war, and supported one group so that they'd win.. That means slaughtering thousands of people. How unconditional is that ?
Do you think God's love is "unconditional"? Or is it instead conditioned upon our actions?
@ogb saidThe example you give doesn’t necessarily require a condition.
it says in the Bible that God favored one side of a war, and supported one group so that they'd win.. That means slaughtering thousands of people. How unconditional is that ?
@suzianne saidTell him Suzy
If KJ believes God's love is "not unconditional", then that is the disconnect. The title clearly contains the word "unconditional".
Why do I always have some kind of idiotic semantic fight with you? I said there was a disconnect and then you say the connection is clear and then go on to describe the very disconnect I was talking about.
You know, if you're only going ...[text shortened]... other responding to me. I've already told you numerous times that I do not wish to play your games.
@whodey saidAgain, NO ONE is "murdering babies".
Tell him Suzy
You can murder as many babies before being born as you want and God will understand.
No worries.
But if you build a wall...……….well...……………….let's just say Orange man will be in hell.
@ogb saidUm, what?
it says in the Bible that God favored one side of a war, and supported one group so that they'd win.. That means slaughtering thousands of people. How unconditional is that ?
@wolfgang59 saidAccording to his profile update, KellyJay is no longer visiting this website.
@KellyJay
Unconditional love means loving someone/something without any conditions on
them/it. In other words the quality of what is loved is immaterial. If that were
possible then one would love everything and subvert the very meaning of love.