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 1 Text|              the relationship between God and man, in which case one
 2 Text|            fundamental question about God, namely whether God exists
 3 Text|             about God, namely whether God exists or not. Thus, those
 4 Text|               accept the existence of God, irrespective of how they
 5 Text|            the objective existence of God, but consider religion as
 6 Text|        supposed atheists but the very God, who created them "in His
 7 Text|               boundaries" and offends God Himself. The Apostle John
 8 Text|               he who does not believe God has made him a liar" (1
 9 Text|            explaining how one exposes God as liar with one's faithlessness!
10 Text|              teaching is the Logos of God, as God's boundless love
11 Text|               is the Logos of God, as God's boundless love for the
12 Text|               saw the relationship of God with the world as love,
13 Text|            world as love, he also saw God's very essence as love,
14 Text|               any other perfection of God, whether His wisdom or His
15 Text|         holiness, but only His love: "God is love" (1 John 4, 18).
16 Text|               For this reason love of God and the Logos of God are
17 Text|               of God and the Logos of God are for John synonymous.~
18 Text|              synonymous.~The Logos of God, expressing the essence
19 Text|             expressing the essence of God, is the love of God in general
20 Text|        essence of God, is the love of God in general and for the world
21 Text|               more particularly, "For God so loved the world, that
22 Text|              John says the measure of God's love of the world is that
23 Text|             love of the world is that God "gave" His Son for the sake
24 Text|               of the Son and Logos of God with all beings: "all things
25 Text|    characterises the Son and Logos of God as "the slain lamb from
26 Text|    Consequently, the Son and Logos of God is the deeper root of beings,
27 Text|             the one and only Logos of God. When later it was necessary
28 Text|            later it was necessary for God's Logos to become Incarnate
29 Text|     preexisting and neglected love of God towards the world. Thus,
30 Text|         becomes clearly an accuser of God, whether consciously or
31 Text|               divine economy, accuses God of being a liar. Thus John
32 Text|               He who does not believe God has made him a liar, because
33 Text|        believed in the testimony that god has borne to his Son. And
34 Text|           this is the testimony, that god gave us eternal life, and
35 Text|              it is obvious that since God, both with the act of the
36 Text|             in his heart, there is no God" (Psalm 14:1). It is this
37 Text|            for all people, concerning God's love that St. Paul appealed
38 Text| responsibility each person has before God which precisely renders
39 Text|             the special Revelation of God, in the form of the Old
40 Text|            because the Incarnation of God was the fullest and absolute
41 Text|              In many and various ways God spoke of old to our fathers