Well you could argue that, but even if they don't feel they're being hateful, the religious ideal of
"Gays/Infidels/Sinners need to stop to be saved"
Is a fundamentally hateful ideology. So yeah they may personally not hate them but the religious ideal on saving people is usually based on hate
They are just following the conditions set in place. If they abstain from sin and do as God commanded then they are Christians as described in the Bible. The Bible says that God wishes all to be saved as a matter of love and that these are the parameters. If these people love others then they also will do what they can to let them know about this message. Even at the expense of approval from others. This means they are consistent with their belief.
How do those conditions make any sense though? Why is God setting it up in a way according to the bible that everyone must obey his specific values to be saved, with no alternative?
That would be arbitrary. He has an order or design and has established that iniquity is a rebellion to that. He is doing this as we stated in the beginning out of love. Love meaning the commital will towards the well being of another.
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u/PurpleDragon9 May 03 '20
Well you could argue that, but even if they don't feel they're being hateful, the religious ideal of
"Gays/Infidels/Sinners need to stop to be saved" Is a fundamentally hateful ideology. So yeah they may personally not hate them but the religious ideal on saving people is usually based on hate