SCOUT· 59%1h 00m·2026-11-02·FaithEp 1416 | Is 'Hate the Sin, Love the Sinner' Biblical? My Argument
Allie looks at popular sayings in the church and among Christians that sound good but aren’t exactly true based on what Scripture says. While it sounds good to say God loves everyone, what does that actually mean? Is everyone a child of God? Many popular pastors and Christian speakers express partial truths that sound…
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“Allie, I love your show and we named a chicken after you. Allie Beth Cluckey. This is information I knew you just had to know 🤣🤣❤️❤️❤️”
“"Hate the sin but love the sinner" is OBVIOUSLY Biblical. OBVIOUSLY. When Jesus went to the cross for your sins, _did he love you?_ Yes. When Jesus went to the cross for your sins, _did he love your SINS?_ No.”
“The real question is, why do you feel the need to hate anything?”
“Hey Ali, so I don’t agree with this take. God does love sinners and hates sin. Jesus died for the world. John 3:16”
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