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Is one of the differences that "hate the sin, not the sinner," as a very, very imperfectly lived up to ethos, still functions in important ways re: the position of the sinner?
I think the more critical distinction is that *wanting* the sinner to be saved is paramount. It would be considered heretical and evil to hope that Jesus would fail in his attempt to reach any person, however bad they were
This doesn't preclude hoping someone's life becomes so godawful that they have no choice but to turn to religion. It's still a frame that leaves plenty of room for cruelty. But at the end of the day, you're just not permitted to want permanent, unavoidable annihilation.
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