Unconditional love can never exist on this earth, excluding God's unconditional love

unconditional love unconditional-not limited by conditions; absolute love-a profoundly tender, passionate affection for another person The resolution is that unconditional love can never exist on this earth, excluding God's unconditional love. Because unconditional love is constant love that remains in any possible condition, all I have to prove is that there can be one condition where the love would change. If I can prove there is one condition where a person cannot have the same love for that person, then the resolution will be resolved and I will have done my job. I do agree and consent to your quote "love that is strong, and does not change based on changing circumstances that might occur, and the love still stands through different conditions." This is the love I refer to, and this is the unconditional love I will prove cannot exist. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1." Some woman would still love the man, they would most likely leave the man, however that does not necessarily change her love for him." Yes it does change her love for him! You contradict yourself. You said that the woman would most likely leave the man, which means she can't stand to be around him. Her previous love for him included the fact that she liked being around him, and since you say she would leave him, her new "love" for him would change. Her new "love" would include the fact that she does not like being around him. Her love has changed, so that love is not unconditional, for the love changed to a different sort of love, and the regular love is no more and changed itself. 2."How is this relevant? This is a rare case in which could possibly effect ones feelings for another. But what if he didn't kill her family? She would still love him." The whole point of the debate is to prove one condition that would make the love alter or change. That means it does not necessarily have to happen, but there just has to be one possible condition to prove that love would change. Here's that condition: if a person you loved killed your whole family, killed your favorite celebrities, killed you, and blew up the whole earth, then your love would definitely change. It would prove that there is no unconditional love. Unconditional love means that with ANY POSSIBLE CONDITION, THE LOVE WOULD STAY THE SAME. If a loved one killed everyone and blew up the whole earth, your love would obviously change, which means it is not unconditional, and this applies to all the "loves" out there. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- "Say a man, lives by himself with no family or real friends, but he has a dog. The man treats this dog very well and they spend a lot of time together, dog's are very loyal and love their master unconditionally. Especially given the scenario, I think that dog would love the man unconditionally." This is truly humorous. All I have to prove is that there is one possible condition that could change that love. If the man starts to abuse the dog, not feed it, and give it away, the dog would eventually forget about the man and have no love for him. If the dog bites the man continuously and even threatens the man's life, the man's love for the dog would also change, making the previous love henceforth conditional, certainly not unconditional. Unconditional cannot exist. There is always one possible condition that can change a form of love. It does not matter if a person continually loves someone else, the form and passion of the love would automatically change, like when someone kills your family, yourself, and the entire earth. You may still love that other person, but the form and emergence of that love would change, proving all forms of love to be conditional, not unconditional. love is a condition within itself, and conditions change, helping my point