For God sent the Son into the world not to judge the world, but to save the world: whoever believes in the Son will not be judged; The one who did not believe was condemned for unbelief. in the name of the Only Begotten Son of God.
He simply speaks of ambiguous language and political context. This is its universal contradiction. Here he is right that God did not send His Son so badly. According to the global definition of the "wild card", you represent all imperfect beings on Earth. Therefore, God does not judge all the countless people on earth.And then he says that God saves the world, then God sets everyone on earth free, but we support the premise that conveys the world in the context of some people, its context because of that. Shaded and we cannot discern what the world means. Relationship with context.
But then inevitably created political contradictions arise from the exposure of the conspiracies of each person as the world simply changes for all people in the inevitable world, as it is rightly said that this world will be judged fairly. The math equation in the main sentence? We do not give everyone an exact answer if there are assumptions. So, the world that judges unbelievers is not its exact definition.
However, he says that our interpretation of the world as liberated people is definitely within our imaginations.However, you quickly assume that there is a secret mathematical equation that is not actually in the text. Imagination means that you are in the right context when you arrange the wicked world according to only one personal definition, while we, ours, mine and the condemnation side. The world, everything in the world.