If you and your mum had any love each other the source of that love is God.
Not at all. And I don't say this because I don't believe in God. The source of that love is my mother and what she represents to me. Her care, actions, personality, sacrifice, I could go on.
God does not enter the picture. At all. Again, not because I don't believe in God. If I had I'd feel exactly the same way.
I think this is true but as a humanity we are too far from that realisation so we accept different representatives as God and its Love.
Have you considered you could be wrong? Or are you too far from that realisation?
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Talking about realisation and getting back to Mr. C's quote
He that loveth father or mother more than me is not worthy of me
If God is love and Jesus is God and Jesus is love, than loving Jesus is loving love.
Furthermore, trying to rescue the quote, if he means that you should love all in equal measure, in other words you should love Jesus in the same amount as you do your mother or a stranger or even a sinner, that would be a little less spoiled little brat demanding love like. But he should have put that the other way around. After all, he does claim to be Mister Humble.
He that loveth me more than father or mother is not worthy of me
But that still trips over the love love hurdle. I'm beginning to get really close to the realisation that the god is Jesus is love angle for copping out on that quote is complete and utter bollocks.
Since the word "pillock" was not understood, I'd be happy to give a visual illustration of "bollocks":