why does god hate me?

Question

is it because i dont belive in him? or is it because he doesnt exist? or is it because i think that jesus is a joke?

Answer 1

If you don't believe God exists, why do you even care if He hates you or not? Anyway, He doesn't hate you. He loves you, even if you don't believe Him. He wants you to come to Him through our Savior Jesus.

Answer 2

To assume God would hate anyone is to assume God is human and reacts in a human way. God is a name for the powerful cohesive energy of the universes. Everything else is created by humans. Humans hate, fear, love, etc. Third dimensional reality - life on earth - is a great accelerated learning ground. You're entitled to believe as you like. You're not entitled to impose those beliefs on anyone else. We're here to experience cause and effect. For every action there is a reaction. The principals of action and reaction exist regardless of how you choose to believe. In other words, it's fairly scientific... what goes up must come down, gravity and antigravity, push and pull. Negative acts toward others attract negative actions toward you. Positive acts toward others attract positive actions toward you. Don't believe me? Experiment with it. Explore it all as an experiment. What you believe doesn't matter. Remain benign and experiment. Here's a simple one. Visualize a parking space at your destination before you leave the house. See it clearly and feel it strongly. Believe it. When you get there, don't park anywhere else. Drive to the place you saw the spot. I promise you if you do this with intensity and belief, the parking space will be there. How? You send the message to the universe and you will leave your house at just the right time to ensure there will be a spot where you visualized it. Run into delays? Doesn't matter. It could be what was needed to make sure a space is there for you. My husband was amazed when he first met me that I always found a spot to park up front near my destination. It's been happening for me for 20 years. Is it a miracle? It's science based on cause and effect. God is the cohesive energy that is synonymous with love. Paramahansa Yogananda taught the science of love. Check out his books to see "how to."

Answer 3

God doesn't hate you, he loves you.

If you think he hates you, that's a pretty good indication that you think he exists...so is your statement that you don't believe in him. I'd suggest that if you feel like God hates you it is because you hate yourself. Something that doesn't exist can't hate, and if God does exist, you'd have to be pretty self-important to think you're important enough to hate. Why would he waste his time with that useless emotion...would you waste your time hating someone that doesn't believe you exist? That leaves you...if you think someone (even God) hates you, that's a pretty good indication that you think you've done something to cause that kind of reaction.

Answer 4

God hates noone. He is an all loving God. If you question his existance and dont believe in him, he still loves you. He created you.

Answer 5

Because you fell from that tree in Adam's and Eve's garden and you hit every branch on the way.

Answer 6

Satan comes to steal, and destroy......If we believe his lies we become his property....He comes as an angel of light....receive the Holy Spirit and you will be wise to his tricks....
God loves you so much but you are not loving him back.....Talk to him as a friend....first...repent of sin...then praise him and then ask for what you want.....He is ask ing you to believe and be his friend and get close to him.....He has done miracles for me and he will for you.....He says Be still and know that I am God.......Trust him with your life.....He will guide you every day.....It is so exciting to walk with the Lord.....

Answer 7

your life is whatever you do with it,

if he exists he does not have anything to do with your life being the way it is

Answer 8

God doesn't hate you he dosen't hate anyone at all not one bit why would god hate something apart of him.

Answer 9

God doesn't hate you.

He hates your attitude.

Guess who wins in the end?

Bring lotsa sunscreen.

Answer 10

The Qur’an says several times that Allah is most Merciful and Forgiving but also says many times that He gives severe punishment. Is He Forgiving or Revengeful?
1. Allah is most Merciful. The Qur’an says several times that Allah is the most Merciful. In fact all the 114 Surahs i.e. chapters of the Glorious Qur’an except for Surah Taubah chapter 9, begin with the beautiful formula, Bismillah-hir-Rahman-nir-Rahim, which means, "In the name of Allah, Most Gracious, Most Merciful".
2. Allah is Forgiving. The Glorious Qur’an mentions in several verses including Surah Nisa, chapter 4 verse 25 and Surah Maidah, chapter 5 verse 74: "And Allah is Oft-Forgiving, Most Merciful."
3. Allah gives severe punishment to the deserving. Allah besides being Merciful and Forgiving is also strict in giving punishment to the deserving. The Qur’an mentions in several verses that Allah will give severe punishment to the unbelievers and rejecters of faith. He will give punishment to all those who disobey Him. Several verses of the Qur’an describe the various types of severe punishment that Allah will give in hell to all those who disobey.
"Those who reject our Signs, we shall soon cast into the Fire; as often as their skins
Are roasted through, we shall change them for fresh skins, that they may taste the penalty: for Allah is Exalted in Power, Wise". [Al-Qur’an 4:56]
4. Allah is Just. The question is, whether Allah is forgiving or revengeful? An important point to be noted is that Allah besides being Merciful and Forgiving, He also has to give severe punishment to the deserving wicked or evil people, because He is also Just. The Qur’an mentions in Surah Nisa: "Allah is never unjust in the least degree". [Al-Qur’an 4:40]
It is further mentioned in Surah Al-Ambiya: "We shall set up scales of justice for the day of Judgement, so that not a soul will be dealt with unjustly in the least. And if there be (no more than) the weight of a mustard seed, we will bring it (to account): and enough are we to take account". [Al-Qur’an 21:47]
5. Example: Teacher forgives a student who copies in the examination. If during an examination, a student copies and the teacher who supervises in the examination catches the student red-handed, the teacher says that he is very merciful and kind and forgives him and allows him to continue copying. Those students who have worked hard for the examination will not call the teacher merciful and kind but will call him unjust. This merciful act of the teacher will encourage the other students to also copy. If all the teachers are merciful and kind and allow the students to copy then no student will ever study for examinations and all will pass with flying colours by copying. The theoretical results of the examinations will be excellent in which all the students will pass with first class and distinction but practically these students will be a failure in life. The whole purpose of the examination would be defeated.
6. This Life is a Test for the Hereafter. The life in this world is a test for the Hereafter. The Qur’an says in Surah Al Mulk: "He who created Death and Life, that He may try which of you is best in deed; and He is the Exalted in Might, Oft-Forgiving". [Al-Qur’an 67:2]
7. If Allah forgives all and punishes none, who will obey him? If Allah (swt) forgives each and every human being and punishes no one, then why should the human beings obey the command of Allah (swt)? I do agree that no one will go to hell, but this world would become hell to live in. If all human beings are going to go to heaven then what is the purpose and use of the human beings to come to this world, this life cannot be called a test for the hereafter.
8. Allah only forgives if a person repents.Allah (swt) only forgives if a person repents. The Qur’an says in Surah Al-Zumar, chapter 39 verse 53-55: "Say: ‘O my servants who have transgressed against their souls! Despair not of the Mercy of Allah: for Allah forgives all sins for He is Oft-Forgiving, Most Merciful." "Turn ye to your Lord (in repentance) and bow to His (will), before the penalty comes on you - after that ye shall not be helped." "And follow the best of (the courses) revealed to you from your Lord, before the penalty comes on you - of a sudden, while ye perceive not!" [Al-Qur’an 39:53-55]
There are four criteria for repentance: First, agree that the act is wrong. Secondly, stop it immediately. Thirdly, never do it again in future. And lastly, compensate for the loss if caused to anyone.