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With the propensity of humanity toward anger and revenge and "justice," we may indeed bring on an Armageddon of sorts, but we do not need to. It is not inevitable. We can still turn the tide. Unconditional love tells me it is so and it is truly on humanity's side.
It's imperative that we do just that. And at the same time, we are called to love the dispensationalist just as we love anyone else. That can be tough, but it will help you and me to become stronger and more willing to express that unconditional love. The more we love the hard cases, the more we awaken. And we, ourselves, can be the hardest case. Being judgemental is the easiest of sins. And can be difficult to eliminate. For good or ill, you're judging me and this article right now, aren't you? Without judgement, there is no thinking. And without thinking, there is no sin. This, my friend, is your purpose: to love unconditionally. And, unlike your calling, your career, your job, your hobby, this purpose is a true taskmaster. It can and probably will take your entire lifetime to cultivate it. Are you up for it? I think you are! ". . .without Adam's sin there would be no salvation and Christ would still be loitering around heaven, waiting for someone to die for." R.H. Blyth, Zen Buddhist scholar
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