It's not implicit, it's made up. You know what Christ's love looked like? Six words.
"Go forth, and sin no more."
good luck winning their souls
See, I'm not trying to. I'm neither a saint nor an exorcist. For those who choose to embrace the satanic ideology of leftism, they're either bound for hell or they'll wake up and repent.
I don't hate all sinners, furthermore. All men and all women are sinners. There is a world of difference between them and the wicked however.
You are told to love your enemies in the Bible. That doesn't preclude killing them. Nor does it require acceptance of wickedness.
And yes, anyone can be saved. If they choose repentance. But that's between them and God, not between opposing soldiers of the upcoming war.
Loving your enemies means giving them the chance to be shriven before you cut off their head. It doesn't and has never meant not fighting back.
sin is sin
While correct, you're incorrectly equating the human condition of being a sinner with being one of the wicked. That is a protestant heresy that I do not espouse or adhere to.
Love the sinner hate the sin is found nowhere in the Bible. It's postmodernist nonsense invented by a sodomite.
It's not implicit, it's made up. You know what Christ's love looked like? Six words.
"Go forth, and sin no more."
See, I'm not trying to. I'm neither a saint nor an exorcist. For those who choose to embrace the satanic ideology of leftism, they're either bound for hell or they'll wake up and repent.
I don't hate all sinners, furthermore. All men and all women are sinners. There is a world of difference between them and the wicked however.
They're not, because they're evil.
What then?
You are told to love your enemies in the Bible. That doesn't preclude killing them. Nor does it require acceptance of wickedness.
And yes, anyone can be saved. If they choose repentance. But that's between them and God, not between opposing soldiers of the upcoming war.
Loving your enemies means giving them the chance to be shriven before you cut off their head. It doesn't and has never meant not fighting back.
While correct, you're incorrectly equating the human condition of being a sinner with being one of the wicked. That is a protestant heresy that I do not espouse or adhere to.