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Essay On Unconditional Love

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As we all journey through all our travels in life we’re going to encounter people that truly love us, and those that hate us. I truly that the only way to change hatred to love is the understanding. To me, the unconditional love that is spoken of in the Bible that God gives to mankind is the only way to change hatred into a positive force for the social good of the world, by saying that I’m not saying that everyone needs to convert to Christianity to understand work unconditional love is. What I mean by the unconditional love of God is that he loves us no matter our color, our religion, or political views or standings his love transcends all biases no matter how deeply ingrained in our being they may be. Through this type of love, I think is the only way to eliminate not only racial inequality but also the religious bias that exists throughout the world. When all learn to live in love together, is when we will truly eliminate hatred from the world. I found my life eliminating …show more content…

I feel that when we truly see ourselves for what we are in the darkness that resides within each of us this realization is what allows us to go from a person that hated someone simply for the color of their skin, or their political views, or their religion, is how we turn that hatred into a love for all mankind. I feel that we all have within us that ability to change not only our views of the world around us but in a small way in the view of the world itself and is Dr. Pearce stated in his lecture the only way to erase hate is with rational love.(Pearce 02-01-18) I feel that it is through this unconditional love that we each and every human carries within them is how a highly racist person can turn into someone who is guided by a love for all

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