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If a perfect god existed who was a beacon of unconditional love, could there exist anyone so evil that he would be wrong to love them?

Yes
38.7%
No
61.3%

772 votesFinal results

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I think this is the very first poll result that has made me say "what the fuck" out loud, good job twitter

7:43 AM · Oct 20, 2017

@jeanlaallchicso

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Answers could be due to wording, are you saying that it would be wrong for god to love that person, or that person to love god?

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I have absolutely no clue why this is unexpected. Unconditional love means "without ANY limits or restraints" does it not?

1

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This fall in the same category as "can an omnipotent God make a stone so heavy he cannot lift it?"

@FreeNClarified

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Love the sinner. hate the sin.

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God loved Hitler CONFIRMED!

сука блять

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Why? It's a very basic tenet of Christianity. Does a parent not love a child when they punish them?