hmm.. i believe that grace is unfair in nature.
i mean, yeah you can berate that God is unfair for loving Hitler
even though he caused so much suffering. But all of us have done
the same thing wat.
Surely we have bore unkind thoughts to many people throughout our
lives. To God, that's as good as murder. Surely we have lusted
after girls in our thoughts. To God that's as good as
adultery.
A wrongdoing is a wrongdoing. Even though you can't compare to the
atrocities of Hitler, but we're no angels ourselves.
What if one day you made a terrible mistake and caused someone to
commit suicide?
What if one day you made a terrible mistake and while arguing with
someone, you accidentally killed him?
What if one day you really make a mistake of really participating
in a murder?
Would you like it if God decided you're not good enough for Him to
save you?
The same love that God gives a mass murderer, is the same love He
shows to you as well. He loves you not because of what you do or
never do, He loves you just because He does, so you will never need
to worry if you're good enough.
So yes, I do agree that it does seem unfair that God forgives
Hitler, and loves him too. But in a way, it is fair, because if God
loves Hitler so much, He loves me that much too. And that's alot of
love to give 