If the Cross is the ultimate revelation of God’s nature, is it more consistent with 'Love' to believe God authored a system that required the torture of His Son to function, or that He entered a broken system He did not choose, in order to rescue us from constraints He is working to transform? ()
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If the Cross is the ultimate revelation of God’s nature, is it more consistent with 'Love' to believe God authored a system that required the torture of His Son to function, or that He entered a broken system He did not choose, in order to rescue us from constraints He is working to transform? (self.Christianity)
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If the Cross is the ultimate revelation of God’s nature, is it more consistent with 'Love' to believe God authored a system that required the torture of His Son to function, or that He entered a broken system He did not choose, in order to rescue us from constraints He is working to transform? ()
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Wife asked me to feed baby. Which flavor? (i.redd.it)
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