Was Jesus 'Sacrifice' Truly an Act of Love? | Alyssa Ljub & Taylor SH
May 6, 2026
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Kevin calls in to Chewed Gum to discuss something he's genuinely wrestling with: does God sacrificing Jesus actually count as love? Hosts Alyssa and Taylor don't think so, and what follows is a surprisingly thoughtful conversation about whether a gift with strings attached is really a gift, whether a God who writes all the rules can really be bound by them, and why humans seem to be better at forgiveness than the all-powerful deity who invented it. Kevin is remarkably open-minded throughout, and while the conversation goes in circles, it ends with Kevin promising to keep studying — and Alyssa delivering a scorched-earth breakdown of the entire Easter story that you really have to hear.
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