No, God loves everyone. That's why He died on the cross; so that we wouldn't be punished for our sin.
Because they can also argue that he is a part of God, which is partially true. You see, God and Jesus are spirits, not physical beings. (Jesus was once, and yet remains somehow, but that's beyond my understanding...) God and Jesus are one being, yet they are independednt of one another. Yet another explanation may be that they are just hardhearted. Hardhearted people will deny God, yet find something else to fill that hole in their weak hearts.
A positive connotation for hardhearted could be "resolute" or "strong-willed," implying a sense of determination and unwavering resolve.
Uncaring.
Hardhearted refers to a person who is without feeling, pity or warmth for others, especially in times of trouble or when others need help.
The uncaring mother did not feed her hungry children.
The opposite could be hardhearted, cold, or cruel.
Heartless
No, but uncaring is.
The word 'uncaring' is a gerund, the present participle of the verb, which functions as a noun in a sentence. Example use:The uncaring simply drop their trash where they stand instead of looking for a trash container.
NO!!!!!!!!!!!!
careless, uncaring
uncaring