Yeah, unconditional hate is actually quite easy to stick to. As someone who was abused bad as a kid, I unconditionally hated the ones who hurt me, until I found God and realized that I had to forgive in order to move forward with my own life.
I'm sorry you were abused. I'm glad you found Christ and forgiveness. The prisoner you set free (from the bondage of hate) was yourself. Congrats
I can understand his pain (maybe not exactly since I wasn't abused), but in my experience forgiveness is definitely a better path, theist or atheist.My brother is an Athiest, and still has unconditional hate for the people who did such horrible things to him.
Nah. Unconditional hate didn't create you and me. It doesn't sustain us either. It's just a self righteous anger we can hang onto, or let go of. It's not a disembodied spirit of any sort.Unconditional hate, is just as much a part of our lives as unconditional love, if not more.
The term "satan" derives from the root term 'adversary', and IMO it refers to nothing more than selfish human ego. It's akin to blasphemy IMO to attempt to uplift simple human selfishness to the level of 'creator'. There is nothing 'opposing' God IMO other than perhaps simple human ego which does in fact 'seem' to have the ability to separate us from God. In reality however that is but an illusion of our own mind since we could no more exist in the absence of God than a fish could thrive in the absence of all water molecules.Also, the opposite of God, The Creator, The Truth, The Perfection, is Satan, The Destroyer, The Lie, The Confusion!
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