First of all, I think it's presumptuous to ascribe an emotion like hate to any version of a Christian God.
Second, I am familiar with most bible verse that condemns this thing or that behavior, but I don't recall God ever telling a prophet, "I hate salsa", or "I hate tofu" or anything for that matter.
Now, hopefully we can discuss this nicely, and the big S won't shut us down!
What I would like to hear, is WHY some one would ascribe an emotion like hate to a Christian God, and give some examples of it. And really, explore whether there is room for "hate" in any version of Christianity. I personally think hate is NOT something that should be done or expressed in the name of ANY God or Goddess, but that of course is a personal opinion. I honestly think that true spirituality should lead a person from hate and towards a more universal sense of love. What I remember of the teachings of Jesus as a matter of fact seem to revolve around the idea of loving others, of all types and varieties, as you would love yourself or as you would wish to be loved.
One point I will make before someone jumps in, Jesus did display anger and maybe even hate at times, but I think that was why "He" came here in human form, to feel and be what he created, to better understand his own kingdom as it were. Again, just a personal opinion. (Pretty deep for someone that's not a religious kinda guy, huh?)
