The undeniable fact that there is pain, suffering, war and chaos exist in the world does NOT prove that our God is a passive God who is hesitant to intervene right away but planning to fix everything in the "future", instead it simply and profoundly shows that God is someone who does not want to violate people's freewill; because without freewill, love is impossible.
So the question is not really whether God's love is inescapable, rather the question is, within the freewill entitled to each person, who would choose God's provision of Love? It is like a gift which was made just for you and offered exclusively for you and it's sitting right in front of you, but you still have the freedom to either receive it or reject it.
The undeniable fact that there is pain, suffering, war and chaos exist in the world does NOT prove that our God is a passive God who is hesitant to intervene right away but planning to fix everything in the "future", instead it simply and profoundly shows that God is someone who does not want to violate people's freewill; because without freewill, love is impossible.
So the question is not really whether God's love is inescapable, rather the question is, within the freewill entitled to each person, who would choose God's provision of Love? It is like a gift which was made just for you and offered exclusively for you and it's sitting right in front of you, but you still have the freedom to either receive it or reject it.
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