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  • I believe that he does : )
  • She certainly does!
  • When and If I get to heaven I'll be sure to ask!! Until then, going on blind faith, I would say YES.
  • I believe He does -- He may be disappointed in our actions at times, but that doesn't change the fact that He does love us.
  • Absolutely
  • I'm assuming you're talking about the Christian god. In that case, I'd say Sure! Except For: Homosexuals Free-Thinkers Strong Women Fornicators Adulterers Jews (Come on, you know about all that weird Jew-hate in Christianity that doesn't make any damn sense.) Pagans Wiccans Rights Activists Vegans. God especially hates Vegans. Damn us and our not wanting to murder animals. To hell with us! ;)
  • He loves kicking me in the sack
  • Yes,He does,He gave us a home,a lover to love,He cared for us,He forgives our sins.
  • God knew (because He knows all) that (despite so called free will) most of us are doomed to Hell to suffer horribly, every minute, forever and ever. So, your question makes me laugh. And throw up a little.
  • God IS love.
  • If he did not we would not exist right now.
  • yeppers
  • Yes, He does. He only hates the evil we do. Like a parent loves their child but hates some of their decisions because they desire the best for them. God hates lying, murdering, adultury, fornicating, stealing, etc... Notice I didn't say he hates the people, but the acts. He cares so much and feels so strongly about the evil we do because of the hurt and pain it causes in our lives and those we are near. God loves everyone, no matter what we've done.
  • We should follow God's example ... love the person, hate the wrong behavior.
  • It would be hard to say. Many millions of people have died from various epidemics like the black plague and influenza, floods, droughts, etc.
  • I wonder if he loved Ted Bundy
  • Yes. God really does love everyone. God may not approve of our actions, but He will always love all of us.
  • Yes He certainly does, as He has proven. The Bible writer John wrote: “God is love,” and “the love is in this respect, not that we have loved God, but that he loved us and sent forth his Son as a propitiatory sacrifice for our sins.” How great the obligation, then, to love one another! Those who love others have God remain in union with them, and thus love has been made perfect that they “may have freeness of speech,” throwing fear outside. “As for us,” says John, “we love, because he first loved us.” “The one who loves God should be loving his brother also.” See John 4:3, 8, 10, 17, 19, 21. Yes Jehovah God is the greatest Giver of all. It was with regard to him, the Creator of heaven and earth, that the Christian disciple James wrote: “Every good gift and every perfect present is from above, for it comes down from the Father of the celestial lights, and with him there is not a variation of the turning of the shadow.” (James 1:17) Jehovah is also the Giver of the greatest gift that could ever be given. Concerning his greatest gift to mankind, it was said: “God loved the world so much that he gave his only-begotten Son, in order that everyone exercising faith in him might not be destroyed but have everlasting life.”—John 3:16.
  • Definitely. There’s not a single one of us (save Jesus) whose actions are 100% God-approved, but that doesn’t mean He doesn’t love us. He’s our dad, for crying out loud! I don’t approve of everything my kids do, either, but that doesn’t mean I ever stop loving them. :-)
  • The creation is called Love but we do not reciprocate so we get other vibes from That! It is like a reflection in the mirror.What you are is what you get!You show love and it will reflect love but if you show hatred then that's what you get too!
  • yes, i am thankful for good that he gave me such a good life just never do mistakes, or trusting and lying and i am sure god ll love you as he does ;)
  • Yes even the people that don't know him
  • Yes. God loves all people unconditionally. This means there are no conditions needed to be met to merit His love. God loves the worst sinner just as much as He loves the best saint. Being Love, God can do nothing else. This does not mean that He approves of all of our actions. There is a fundamental difference between love and approval. Some people call this "love the sinner, hate the sin." Anyone who states, "God hates these people or those people" does not understand basic Christianity. Here are a couple of quotes about God as Love from C. S. Lewis that I really like: "He [God] has paid us the intolerable compliment of loving us, in the deepest, most tragic, most inexorable sense. .... Love, in its own nature, demands the perfecting of the beloved; ... mere "kindness" which tolerates anything except suffering in its object is, in that respect, at the opposite pole from Love." "You ask for a loving God; you have one ... not a senile benevolence that drowsily wishes you to be happy in your own way, not the cold philanthropy of a conscientious magistrate, not the care of a host who feels responsible for the comfort of his guests, but the CONSUMING FIRE HIMSELF, the Love that made the worlds, persistent as the artist's love for a child, jealous, inexorable, exacting as love between the sexes..." "The only place outside Heaven where you can be perfectly safe from all the dangers and perturbations of love is Hell." See also the fourth chapter of the first letter of John. With love in Christ.
  • Malachi 1:2,3
  • if he loves everyone, then hell was made in vain.
  • obviously not if he creates people then if they dont belief in him he sends them to Hell. not much love there.
  • Yes. He hates sin. My 2 cents.
  • obviously he does, why wouldn't. then he would never made us.
  • Yes, God loves everyone. Not everyone reciprocates.
  • If god exists, which I don't believe, then apparently not, given the huge amount of mental and physical suffering that goes on in his/her/its name. And then, if this is the case, what is hell for if he really loves everybody. And why, in Exodus, does this god command that certain people should be slain? No, there's far too much evidence to the contrary.
  • Yes he does - For God so loved the WORLD that he gave his only begotten son that whosoever believes in him, should not perish, but have everlasting life. John 3:16
  • ...On closer examination of John 3:16, perhaps God really just loves dirt and rocks, etc? "For God so loved the WORLD that he gave his one and only Son..." (yes, it's sarcasm.)
  • No...He’s not real.
  • Everyone except Bob. God hates Bob, and rightly so,
  • Yes he does. He died for us if thats not love then what is.
  • If God loves everyone, why, in the Old Testament, did he cause so many people ot die, and why do people end up in Hell?
  • Yes he does. It's just that no religion has accurately described him.
  • You are assuming we all believe in god
  • You need to ask this question every person who is about to die a totally unnecessary dreadful painful death...
  • If pikachu loves everyone too, than yes.
  • Yes, but there is but One God, and love, like grace, is not eternal for all.
  • No god hates people who doubt if he loves them, so he dont love you because he hates you.
  • Ok I am sorry i read it wrong....but he sent is only son to die for us....now thats love would you do that...most likely not.
  • Obviously not, as stated clearly in the bible, the Koran and the Torah. Kind of hard to do all that killing, including of babies and still claim to be loving. And marking me down won't change that fact, nor the ignorance of those who don't know their own scriptures properly.
  • God IS the love that is the creative and sustaining power in the universe and in all people.
  • yes he loves us equally
  • Some exceptions do apply, however
  • Tyler Durden: "You are not special. You are not a beautiful or unique snowflake. You're the same decaying organic matter as everything else..." Tyler Durden: "Shut up! Our fathers were our models for God. If our fathers bailed, what does that tell you about God?" Narrator: "No, no, I... don't..." Tyler Durden: "Listen to me! You have to consider the possibility that God does not like you. He never wanted you. In all probability, he hates you. This is not the worst thing that can happen." Narrator: "It isn't?" Tyler Durden: "We don't need him!" -Fight Club
  • I am not so sure God does love everyone. He said Jacob I loved but Esau I hated. He hardened the heart of Pharoah and others throughtout the Old Testament. Whom God calls those He also chooses to be His children. Jesus says that many were kept from understanding the word so they would not turn from their sins and be saved.
  • I beleive that God only loves people who love themselves, people who hate themselves will not find God. You have to find God in yourself.
  • The amazing thing is that anyone is loved by God. He set the process in motion and man has totally failed in every attempt to live a life that would be pleasing to Him, that is, except for the One He gave to us to cover over all of our failures if we would accept somene doing that for us. Messiah paid a debt he did not owe to free me from a debt I could not pay. Would you let something you created live in total disobedience without consequences? He does that for His elect. Apparent bad things happening to good people is not to be considered necessarily bad for them. To be selected to suffer for His purposes is an honor that the Apostle Paul and millions of other believers have experienced. To bring glory to God through suffering is a great reward. It is not about this life but it is about the next. This is not supposed to be the time of relaxation and peace. That is the next life. This is a time of trouble and humanly impossible circumstances where those selected by God will be tested to trust in the one who was sent (Messiah) and in the Almighty God who will deliver them.
  • Yes. He gets around.
  • If you mean the god of the bible, than by no means does he love everyone.
  • No. Love makes the world go round.
  • Yes. Love, believe it or not, is the prime motive force in the universe. The Bible teaches that "God IS love."
  • Hmm, as long as love means such things as: -Killing all of the people of Sodom and Gomorrah with burning sulfur(Genesis 19) -Turning Lot's wife into a pillar of salt (Genesis 19) -Killing thousands of soldiers of the Egyptian army (Exodus 14) -Killing virtually every human and animal on earth (Genesis 7)
  • Absolutely, Unconditionally...
  • Beyond the shadow of ANY human doubt........
  • (John 3:16) “For God loved the world so much that he gave his only-begotten Son, in order that everyone exercising faith in him might not be destroyed but have everlasting life.
  • some more than others quite obviously
  • as hard as it is for us to imagine...YES He does.
  • He doesn't act like it sometimes, really, honestly, i don't know.
  • and makes people dr you as well for your prev answer
  • Your doubting question arises out of the fact that you are not aware that God resides in you. Same way God resides in every living and non-living thing. When everyone is capable of loving themselves and others you may naturally conclude that God does love everyone.
  • Yes of course he love everyone. But he doesnt like our disobedience. He loved us first and he wants us to love him back.
  • hope so or i am fucked
  • HE LOVED THE WORLD SO MUCH HE SENT HIM HIS SON, Yes everyone of us!
  • Where is there evidence of God's love? All that lives suffers,struggles,and eventually dies. Children are born with disabilities,innocents die in war,and in natural catastrophies. You self delusional people living in your nice homes surrounded by loving families,are closing your minds to reality. Does God's love exist for the victim's in Darfur, or for the poor who die in the streets of Calcutta,of for the children blown up and burned alive in the Mideast conflict? Are they less God's children than you? A God of indifference would be a more logical conclusion.
  • Everyone except trolls. He doesn't like trolls!!!!!!
  • everyone alive... His secret to being non hateful is non creation
  • This may be a very unpopular answer for many but bear with me, there is Scripture to go along with what I am about to say. The universalists repeatedly say things like, "God loves us all so much that He will save us all"; or "He hates the sin, but loves the sinner"; or "God is love, and will not send anyone to hell." Universalists teach that God is so full of love, that He simply cannot send anyone to eternal hell fire. It is against His infinite love. They want God to forgive all, even those who openly reject Him and die cursing God. I must admit, it is nice to think of God's love being so infinitely great that all will ultimately be saved. Hell is a terrible place and I don't want anyone to go there. But it does not matter what I think. It matters what the Bible says. God is love (1 John 4:8), but God also punishes the sinner and hates all who do iniquity. God is not one sided. He is not simply an infinitely loving God. He is also infinitely just. He must deal with sin. He must punish the sinner. Does God hate anyone? The answer is yes. Psalm 5:5 "The boastful shall not stand before Your eyes; You hate all who do iniquity." Psalm 11:5 "The LORD tests the righteous and the wicked, And the one who loves violence His soul hates." Hosea 9:15 "All their wickedness is in Gilgal: for there I hated them: for the wickedness of their doings I will drive them out of mine house, I will love them no more: all their princes are revolters." Leviticus 20:23 "And ye shall not walk in the manners of the nation, which I cast out before you: for they committed all these things, and therefore I abhorred them. Are these verses hard to read? Do they make you feel uncomfortable? They should. And before you tell me that these are Old Testament verses, God is the same God in the Old and New Testament. God hates sin. But, He does not punish sin. He punishes the sinner. Sin cannot be tied up and thrown into a fire. It cannot be put in a box or glued to a stick. It is rebellion. It is rebellion in the heart. It is breaking God's Law. Sin occurs inside the heart and mind of people. Therefore, God must punish the sinner. Why? Because He is both Holy and Just and the person who sins offends God. God's Holy and Just character will not allow Him to ignore this offense. To sin is to break God's Law and offend His character. To sin means to challenge His character and authority. It means you go against His word. But God is not a liar. His word is true. He has said He will punish the lawbreaker. But, praise be to God, that while we were yet sinners, Jesus died for us (Rom. 5:6). There is no way we can appease God. That is why God became one of us (John 1:1,14; Heb. 2:17), to take our place and become sin on our behalf (2 Cor. 5:21). Therefore, people have two options, trust Jesus, God in flesh, as your savior and put your faith in the sacrifice that He made on the cross and in nothing you do or reject the cross and let the penalty of the Law fall upon you. Either God pays, or you do -- forever.
  • yes...God loves everyone, he doesnt always love what they do, but that doesnt mean he doesnt love them. He hates homosexuality, but he doesnt hate the person...People do wrong things everyday, and all the time, but just as you would love your daughter or your son...(if you love them)...some people dont, or maybe they do, but they dont know how to show it. Then when they scream for the broken light bulb on the floor...are you gonna give it to them?...no, sometimes people pray and pray for things they think they need...or for things they want. Just becuase they arnt answered doesnt mean that he doesnt love you, it just means that what you want isnt gonna be good for you...or maybe it will be better for you later on. He loves us enough to experience life...but how can a person really experience life...unless they have God. Without God comes evil, and really evil is just a lack of good...like dark is just a lack of light. God doesnt create evil in our lives...and in the world...the lack of God does that. If everyone just came around and loved him the way we should...our world would straighten up fast...and im not speaking religiouse...cuz there just as screwed up as anyone else, but im talking about knowing the true God...the God of Love.
  • Not at the crap tables! ;-)
  • I am glad I visited this page & found allll those good people :)
  • We are the creators of our own reality. We are the Gods of our personal universes. So if you love yourself, then God loves you. www.defineyourgod.com
  • God loves ALL human beings: 1- God’s provision for humans is so complete and so perfect that adding one finger to the hand would produce a monstrosity and moving the earth to a different orbit could spell disaster. God’s favours are so numerous that as HQ 14:34 says "if ye (were to) count the favours of God (upon you), NEVER will ye be able to number them." So the Muslim is not looking for God to do any more, instead he turns in shame to God to know what he can do as just a token of gratitude, and God says just keep My commandments. To do so is a practical demonstration that we have totally submitted to His will on His terms. 2- God is NEVER too holy for humans. He created us out of love so how can he distance himself from us no matter how deeeeply steeped we are in sin. We can find support for this in: a- the OT, Ezekiel 18:20 “if the WICKED will turn from ALL HIS SINS that he hath committed, and keep all my statutes, …... ALL his transgressions …. shall not (even) be mentioned unto him” b- the NT, in Christ’s parable of the prodigal son, and c- the FT (Final Testament) in which HQ 39:53 says "O my Servants who have transgressed (beyond bounds) against their souls! Despair not of the Mercy of God, for God forgives ALL sins: for He is Oft-Forgiving, Most Merciful”
  • no.he don't love to satan s follower.
  • I doubt he loves me lol :P, with all the religion slamming dishing out.
  • Yes, as we are ALL his children. All different, and loved like children all for different reasons but all just as much!
  • He LOVES EVERYONE !!!!!! just some of us refused to be saved =(
  • No. Walk a mile in my shoes.
  • If God created everyone in his own image and if he hated some of us thrn he would also hate himself
  • No. Duh. Definitely not Jews.
  • This is impossible to prove, but it's easy for me to believe that it's true. If God is the best lover there is, it makes sense that God likes to love as much as possible.
  • Yes he does
  • IF 'HE' LOVED EVERYONE SO MUCH, THEN WHY IS EVERYONE SUFFERING LIKE THIS?!? AND WHY IS EVERYONE DYING OF CANCER, AND DEFORMITIES?!
  • No, he only loves white wealthy men in positions of influence. That's why people like Bush, Pat Robertson and other TV Evangelists are able to talk to him...
  • Of course... The problem with the world...is: Not everyone loves him.
  • From a Christian perspective, I see that almost everyone here has answered this question with a yes, God loves everyone. But what does Scripture say? Yes, God does love (John 3:16, Romans 5:8, 1 John 4:7-8, 16). God also hates. (Psalm 5:5, Psalm 11:5, Proverbs 6:16-19, Hosea 9:15). God both loves and hates. His nature is love (1 John 4:8), but He is also righteous (Psalm 7:9) and holy (Isaiah 6:3). The very fact that He does not incinerate all of humanity for its sin against Him is due to his loving kindness. God doesn't owe anyone anything. We are sinners and as such, we have offended Him because we have broken His laws -- and His laws are a reflection of His character. But, God in His great mercy, sent His Son to die for our sins so that we might have eternal life by receiving Christ as Savior (John 1:12; Rom. 10:9-10). Does God hate? Yes. Does God love? Yes. This is not a contradiction. This is simply the truth.
  • Yes, but santa loves you more... he brings you awesome presents
  • First we have to love ourselves then God will.
  • I believe so.
  • Which God? The loving saviour? The wrathful lord? The mysterious spirit? The vindictive sacrificer? Oh wait...they're all the same...Huh!?
  • YES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! he is love and he (unlike us who find it hard to love everyone)LOVES EVERYONE. He hates sin though.
  • yes.... he really loves my family and i because we are really blessed
  • Nope, god hates "all workers of iniquity" (Psalm 5:5). Note that it doesn't say that he hates their immoral actions, but that he hates the "workers of iniquity."
  • No, I am sure that he didn't have alot of love for the people he ordered slaughtered.
  • Or does he truely love thoughs who truely love them selves? if you behave in away that you would want your child to behave , because you love that child would you love your child more? you would still love that child as God loves you.
  • God loves us all, I have experienced this first hand in a meditation which I shall now relate. So I went to meditate and said to this world, to the universe that I love it. I love all who are in it. I love the innocent spirit that resides in all people, animals, vegetables and minerals. I wish to give my unconditional love to this world and universe. And then the most unbelievable thing happened to me. I connected with the Spirit, the Creator, the Energy that binds the universe. My spirit left my physical body to become one with the Spirit. I was wrapped in unconditional love, peace, bliss and ecstasy. I felt the knowledge of everything, I felt connected to everything that ever existed, did exist and would exist. I never, ever wanted to leave that feeling of pure bliss. I thought I could never love anything more then my husband, but I was wrong, this was the spirit of all things and through it all was the Creator’s energy, that energy was unconditional love. I felt as if the whole universe was pouring love into me, it was the be all and end all of the universe. I knew I had to return to my body but I didn’t want to go. I was at complete peace and wrapped in perfect love. When I returned, my body shook and was covered in sweat. I cried tears of joy so profound I could not stop. I believe! We are all one with the Great Spirit; our soul is this Great Spirit of Love. We are only separated from it by this physical world we use to create in. I know now that anyone can reconnect to this Primal loving energy by giving what we truly are in spirit, Unconditional Love.
  • Very very very surprisingly, yes.

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