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God does not loathe people's poor caliber, He does not loathe their foolishness, and He does not loathe that they have corrupt dispositions. What God most loathes in people is when they're averse to the truth. If you are averse to the truth, if you don't love the truth, if your attitude toward the truth is uncaring, contemptuous, and arrogant, or even repulsed, resistant, and rejective—if this is how you behave—then God is utterly disgusted with you. If you really do love the truth in your heart, and it's just that you're of somewhat low caliber and lacking in insight, a bit foolish, and you often make mistakes, but you don't intend to do evil; if you long at heart for the truth; if the attitude you take in your treatment of the truth and God's words is one of sincerity and longing, and you can treasure and cherish God's words—this is enough. God likes such people.

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God loves your heart, which longs for the truth, and He loves your sincere attitude toward the truth. So, God has mercy on you and is always granting grace to you. He does not consider your poor caliber or your foolishness, nor does He consider your transgressions. Because your attitude toward the truth is sincere and eager, and your heart is true, He shall be ever merciful toward you, and the Holy Spirit shall work on you, and you shall have hope of salvation. On the other hand, if you're intransigent in your heart and self-indulgent, if you are averse to the truth, never heedful of God's words and everything that involves the truth, and antagonistic and scornful from the depths of your heart, then God's attitude toward you is loathing, revulsion, and unceasing wrath.

from The Word, Vol. 3. The Discourses of Christ of the Last Days. To Fulfill One's Duty Well, Understanding the Truth Is Most Crucial