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1/26/2016 3:52:50 PM
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Saying you love someone doesn't mean you actually love them
Christians seem to have this idea in their heads that, because the Bible tells them they have to love everyone, they do. Fine. Great. I just want you people to know that saying "I love everybody" doesn't mean anything. Literally anyone can say that. How do you show your love for all 7 billion people on this planet?
My favorite is when Christians say they love gays too, even though in their heads, they believe that gays will be tortured in Hell for all eternity.
Anyways, Christians: please stop pretending to love everyone. Thanks.
Purse, out.
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6 RepliesWe strive to "love"everyone but that isn't the right word. I would say sympathize is a better word and we try to extend this to others and accept them no matter their differences and if they accept, we will gladly teach the gospel to them. Please don't discriminate and say all of Christianity is how you described it. In my church (and many others I have seen) the people are nice, friendly and genuinely interested in others. They really care about me and you could probably even say they "love" me and my friends who I invite. [spoiler]sorry for the grammar I typed this in a rush lol [/spoiler]
