Does God Hate Sinners?
Peter Kirk reviews some comments to see if John Piper believes this. It’s a worthwhile, link-rich post. Check it out.
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NOPE! —- GOD DOES NOT HATE SINNERS!
BUT HE HATES THE THINGS THAT SINNERS DO!
ESPECIALLY WHEN HE HAS ALREADY TOLD
THEM IN THE BIBLE NOT TO DO THOSE THINGS!!
THEREFORE THERE IS A PLACE CALLED HELL
FOR THE DISOBEDIENT! BECAUSE THATS
A LOT OF NERVES FOR SOMEONE TO DO
THE OPPOSITE OF WHAT GOD TELLS THEM TO
DO!!
BECAUSE HE (GOD) HAS THE POWER
TO SNATCH THE BREATH OUT OF YOUR
BODY AND COMPLETELY & PERMANENTLY CUT OFF
YOUR OXYGEN AT ANY GIVEN MOMENT!!!!!
FROM:——BIG——MOUTH!!!