What if God
Truly loves everyone with an unconditional (all sin can be wiped away no matter what you’ve done), not just agape (want good for you) but also Eros (passionate), Philia (friendship) and storge (familial) LOVE…
And he truly gives Everyone a choice to love him back and the grace to do it if they want. The only thing he cannot and will not do is force you to say yes.
God offers everyone sufficient grace to respond, preceding and enabling good acts, yet respects free will. He provides operative grace (initiating the good will) and cooperative grace (accompanying free acts), but cannot and will not force consent.
Jesus came to be the way. Through Him you are completely cleansed of all sin forever, in the Trinity of love, even though you experience sin all the way home.
Through Jesus, Baptism incorporates us into the Trinity, cleansing original and actual sin forever in principle, though concupiscence lingers, requiring ongoing repentance and ascesis - Constant Yes to Grace. Christ's infinite merits suffice, applied via faith and sacraments; our yes merits only as graced participation.
Since Jesus paid for all sin, none of yours can be paid for again by you (that’s double jeopardy)
He will destroy those and torture them for eternity who do not love him or continue in His love because he has done everything for you and you spurn his love. You cannot live with him in heaven. There must be a place to go for those who refuse this amazing gift. Salvation demands a free "yes" to this gift; God cannot coerce love, and those who persistently reject Him choose separation in hell, where eternal punishment reflects the gravity of spurning divine communion.
**In summary**, God's multifaceted love invites all to Trinitarian life via Christ, with grace empowering free acceptance. Rejection chooses hell's eternal loss; respond in faith, repentance, and love to embrace the gift.
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