Doesn't Unconditional Love mean NO conditions? That means no conditions for salvation, for 'getting to heaven', nothing. No CONDITIONS such as believing and accepting Jesus, or believing in God, or doing good. If God loves unconditionally but there are conditions for making it to heaven, then his love is separate from salvation? Therefore, not only does it have conditions for its expression, it's conditionally bounded in its scope? Then, by definition, it wouldn't be UNCONDITIONAL, right? I'm at a total loss here -- am I missing the point of the basic meaning of Unconditional? I'm serious, I want to know.
2006-10-30
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