God's love and justice is that of a sociopath's

[The Transcended Omniverse]

I will talk about the claimed love and justice of the Christian God and other religious based Gods like him. If someone was very kind and altruistic and was cast out into hell on judgment day since this individual did not obey God's commandments and/or did not believe in him, then to say that an all loving and all just God would do that would actually not be real love and justice at all. Rather, it would be the love and justice of a sociopath.

God had his son sacrificed for our sins so that we could repent and believe on him in order for us to be saved from his condemning statement upon judgment day which says:

"Depart from me, ye cursed, into everlasting fire, prepared for the devil and his angels."

God's/Jesus' sacrifice would not be that of true love. Rather, it would be no different than if a sociopath did something wonderful for you such as a sacrifice and that you would get to be welcomed into his heavenly kingdom, but only on one condition. You must repent, obey, and serve him or face the wrath of this psychopath/sociopath who will condemn you into eternal hell.

It doesn't matter how nice or kind of a person you are. This sociopath will condemn you to hell for not obeying, serving, believing, and dedicating your life to him. He demands obedience without having any empathy towards human dignity or towards anyone who lived their lives in a very compassionate and respectful manner.

 

[Kenny]

I will talk about the claimed love and justice of the Christian God and other religious based Gods like him. If someone was very kind and altruistic and was cast out into hell on judgment day since this individual did not obey God's commandments and/or did not believe in him, then to say that an all loving and all just God would do that would actually not be real love and justice at all. Rather, it would be the love and justice of a sociopath.

God had his son sacrificed for our sins so that we could repent and believe on him in order for us to be saved from his condemning statement upon judgment day which says:

"Depart from me, ye cursed, into everlasting fire, prepared for the devil and his angels."

God's/Jesus' sacrifice would not be that of true love. Rather, it would be no different than if a sociopath did something wonderful for you such as a sacrifice and that you would get to be welcomed into his heavenly kingdom, but only on one condition. You must repent, obey, and serve him or face the wrath of this psychopath/sociopath who will condemn you into eternal hell.

It doesn't matter how nice or kind of a person you are. This sociopath will condemn you to hell for not obeying, serving, believing, and dedicating your life to him. He demands obedience without having any empathy towards human dignity or towards anyone who lived their lives in a very compassionate and respectful manner.

I don't see it that way.

Can you be forced to love someone?

 

[Tabu]

I will talk about the claimed love and justice of the Christian God and other religious based Gods like him. If someone was very kind and altruistic and was cast out into hell on judgment day since this individual did not obey God's commandments and/or did not believe in him, then to say that an all loving and all just God would do that would actually not be real love and justice at all. Rather, it would be the love and justice of a sociopath.

God had his son sacrificed for our sins so that we could repent and believe on him in order for us to be saved from his condemning statement upon judgment day which says:

"Depart from me, ye cursed, into everlasting fire, prepared for the devil and his angels."

God's/Jesus' sacrifice would not be that of true love. Rather, it would be no different than if a sociopath did something wonderful for you such as a sacrifice and that you would get to be welcomed into his heavenly kingdom, but only on one condition. You must repent, obey, and serve him or face the wrath of this psychopath/sociopath who will condemn you into eternal hell.

It doesn't matter how nice or kind of a person you are. This sociopath will condemn you to hell for not obeying, serving, believing, and dedicating your life to him. He demands obedience without having any empathy towards human dignity or towards anyone who lived their lives in a very compassionate and respectful manner.

I don't think you really know God, that's why you blame Him.
God is the Ocean of Love and Mercy who saves mankind from the Hell they have created for themselves through their deeds.
The day you realize this God would be the most beloved to you.

 

[rusra02]

I do not believe God torments people forever. The "everlasting fire" mentioned in Matthew 25:41 symbolizes eternal death. Verse 46 says; "These will depart into everlasting cutting-off [That is, from life. Literally , “lopping off; pruning.”], but the righteous ones into everlasting life." Thus, everlasting life is contrasted with everlasting death. The wickedness that fills the earth today justifies the destruction of the wicked, IMO.

 

[wizanda]

The Bible is a very specific book, and if you miss the contexts, that is where it is easy to get confused.

"Depart from me, ye cursed, into everlasting fire, prepared for the devil and his angels."

This statement is said to those who don't do the work of God, i.e. 'someone who was very kind and altruistic', who by following the teachings of Yeshua, 'lived their lives in a very compassionate and respectful manner.'

Christians have been set up, there is no 'Yeshua died for anyone's sins', as it defiles the Law in multiple places on purpose, and neither does anyone get saved by accepting his death as free entrance into Heaven.

John is made up by the Sanhedrin, Paul is contradictory on over 36 points, and Simon was called the stone (petros) as he would mislead everyone.

 

[HonestJoe]

The event is called "the great British egg hunt" so they probably just heard that part and never bothered to look into it any further. A bit like when people read the headline but not the article.

All the articles I’ve seen about this are based on people responding to the (false) idea. Someone must have started it off and I find it difficult to believe it wasn’t knowingly misleading at that point. The earliest comment referenced seems to come from the Archbishop of York and there is nothing to say where he got his information from.

I think this is more serious than a lot of people are giving it credit for since it runs close to high profile public figures slandering two private organisations.

 

[Tumah]

I will talk about the claimed love and justice of the Christian God and other religious based Gods like him. If someone was very kind and altruistic and was cast out into hell on judgment day since this individual did not obey God's commandments and/or did not believe in him, then to say that an all loving and all just God would do that would actually not be real love and justice at all. Rather, it would be the love and justice of a sociopath.

God had his son sacrificed for our sins so that we could repent and believe on him in order for us to be saved from his condemning statement upon judgment day which says:

"Depart from me, ye cursed, into everlasting fire, prepared for the devil and his angels."

God's/Jesus' sacrifice would not be that of true love. Rather, it would be no different than if a sociopath did something wonderful for you such as a sacrifice and that you would get to be welcomed into his heavenly kingdom, but only on one condition. You must repent, obey, and serve him or face the wrath of this psychopath/sociopath who will condemn you into eternal hell.

It doesn't matter how nice or kind of a person you are. This sociopath will condemn you to hell for not obeying, serving, believing, and dedicating your life to him. He demands obedience without having any empathy towards human dignity or towards anyone who lived their lives in a very compassionate and respectful manner.

I'm not voting for the Christian god, but I have to say, the amount of threads on this subject that you've made says a lot more about the state of your mind than the state of the Christians god's.

 

[Kenny]

The Bible is a very specific book, and if you miss the contexts, that is where it is easy to get confused.

This statement is said to those who don't do the work of God, i.e. 'someone who was very kind and altruistic', who by following the teachings of Yeshua, 'lived their lives in a very compassionate and respectful manner.'

Christians have been set up, there is no 'Yeshua died for anyone's sins', as it defiles the Law in multiple places on purpose, and neither does anyone get saved by accepting his death as free entrance into Heaven.

John is made up by the Sanhedrin, Paul is contradictory on over 36 points, and Simon was called the stone (petros) as he would mislead everyone.

Not in my view. In our understanding, the sacrifice of Yeshua is a fulfillment the Law is multiple places and on purpose. Indeed, forgiveness of sins and fellowship with God is byproduct of ones faith.

And I would disagree on your "John etc" points. Of course!