If u call love for God&man as moral absolute then u r still under law. But if u say,'Jesus lives &loves thru me & i am blessed &saved only by Jesus' blood & not by my loving God/man', u r under grace. Under grace u love as it gives joy & not to earn blessings or salvation.
I'm not sure exactly what you believe about this, but I think you've shown enough above that you don't know what Paul was saying about not being under the law. Even Paul wrote in I Corinthians 9,
"To them that are without law, as without law, (being not without law to God, but under the law to Christ,) that I might gain them that are without law."
Paul describes the person under the law in Romans 7, where the law of sin and death operates in the individual. Sin takes advantage of the commandment and uses it to 'kill' him. After all, the wages of sin is death. I the case of the one who is under grace, the Lord works in him to will and to do according to God's good pleasure.
That certainly doesn't mean that there are no moral absolutes.
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