The_Gobo

This is something to discuss face-to-face, I dislike doing so online, can't express myself properly or in time, but from what I checked from the first link, the first ones are judging the Bible by human standards, and no really "proven fact", just "humanity would think it would work this way", and in a few "this is likely not possible", but nothing was proven that it was wrong :v

Have a good night my dude, sleep well! 

Thank you for the answer, Cerb'.

Sorry to hear you think that way, but thankful for your patience.

 @ImDaMisterL I would have taken one of your statements a step further.

Not that we should 'love all equally'

but that christians should 'love all in a godly manner'

That is to say, to the ultimate, unlimited manner in which God loves us.

Equally implies that there's some kind of limit to love. That we should only parcel out so much and ensure that everyone gets their 'fair share' of, so everyone's equal.

People aren't equal, as your very comment remark.

So loving all equally would inevitably mean loving some more than others. o3o

Yeah, see? I always end up not expressing what I wanted, I probably should've said "love them how we want to be loved", but you'd still be more right than me. We as Christians need to reflect the love of God through our actions, even though we won't ever be able to love anyone as much as He does