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christundivided
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I believe there is truly "unconditional love" but it really falls under only one "scenario".
First, lets say God expressed Unconditional love in Romans 5:8
But God commendeth his love toward us, in that, while we were yet sinners, Christ died for us.
Yet, it is clear that mankind will never experience such love without committing to Christ. We can truly say God made the first move regardless of our action. Yet, God expect, Yea, demands a response from His own action. Thus, I can't say such is really "unconditional love". You may say it is.... but you're really getting into a game of semantics.
I do believe God expresses unconditional love to His own but not to any other.
Which brings me to a point......
God loved mankind to bring about their own action to seek them. As such, how can we truly say its unconditional?
God expressed His Love to change the "condition" of man. Those who reject His Love will experience God's destructive wrath.
First, lets say God expressed Unconditional love in Romans 5:8
But God commendeth his love toward us, in that, while we were yet sinners, Christ died for us.
Yet, it is clear that mankind will never experience such love without committing to Christ. We can truly say God made the first move regardless of our action. Yet, God expect, Yea, demands a response from His own action. Thus, I can't say such is really "unconditional love". You may say it is.... but you're really getting into a game of semantics.
I do believe God expresses unconditional love to His own but not to any other.
Which brings me to a point......
God loved mankind to bring about their own action to seek them. As such, how can we truly say its unconditional?
God expressed His Love to change the "condition" of man. Those who reject His Love will experience God's destructive wrath.
