If true that GOD created all why did HE create what HE despises? Shouldn't he LOVE all his children equally?

Have you ever read the Old Testament?
I'm thinking especially of the stories of how God punished the Israelites numerous times, by having their nation conquered.
Now, if God did that ... who is to say He wasn't behind Hitler for the same reason?  
And once you accept that theory, you can accept God being behind the rise of ANY leader.

Some people prefer to believe that "God is in control of everything" ... so then THEY don't have to take any responsibility for anything.

Do you love your children?  What if one of them got hooked on cocaine or other drugs?  Would you still love them (not saying you’d approve of their actions)?  What if they lied, cheated, stole? What would they have to do to make you stop loving them?

God didn’t create liars, haters, adulterers, murderers, racists, and such.  He created perfect individuals in His image (the image of love).  He created them with the ability to love, show mercy, compassion and to praise Him.  However, they didn’t like that.  They wanted to be their “own boss”; do things “their way”.  They wanted all the praise for themselves.   So they abandoned God and His restrictive “rules” and did what they wanted to do their way.  They abandoned love, mercy, and compassion for lust, greed, and pride.  Instead of living beside their “fellow man” in unity and equality, they began oppressing others, enslaving other people to do their bidding.  Might made right.  People who were “different” (skin color, language, gender, etc.) were treated not as fellow human beings, but as trash; something to be used, abused and then cast aside or killed. Although this “hurt” God, He still loved His creation (people). 

God is no respecter of persons.  He has no “favorites”.  He loves each and every person equally – no matter their gender, skin color, language, or even how atrocious their behavior.  While our children may do something so hideous that we would abandon (stop loving) them, God doesn’t.  He doesn’t approve of their actions, but He still loves them – equally.  We can’t fathom that kind of love.  It doesn’t seem “right” to us.  How can anyone love a fascist, a murderer, a despot, a rapist, a liar, one who denies His very existence…?  God’s patiently puts up with all our “crap”, desiring that we turn back to Him. However, His patience is not without its limit.  It will eventually run out.

Rosie. God is illogical and he, she, it saw to it that I had a limited understanding of the concept of God. I guess this is the time the "bible thumpers" contradict what I've said about their savior, messiah or whatever they want to call him. This post was edited by Zack at November 16, 2018 12:05 PM MST

The number of people who think that are in the minority. Why do you assume the worst about people, especially if they might disagree with you?

I was going to answer this until I saw 'don john' in the question.

Life choices (free will) are yours - unlike Henry Ford’s famous quote – “Any customer can have a car painted any color that he wants so long as it is black.”

Deuteronomy 30:19 - Today I have given you the choice between life and death, between blessings and curses. Now I call on heaven and earth to witness the choice you make. Oh, that you would choose life, so that you and your descendants might live!


What is the significance of Deuteronomy 30:19?

This passage represents the most fundamental motif of the whole Bible: namely, the Lord seeks to enter into a covenantal relationship with people. He lays before them the terms of the covenant, spells out the consequences of keeping and breaking the covenant, and then lets them choose whether to enter into a covenantal relationship with him. He desires Israel, and ultimately all people (1 Tim. 2:4; 2 Pet. 3:9), to “choose life.” But precisely because a covenant of love must be chosen rather than coerced, he also gives people the power to choose to reject his love.

World history functions as a probationary period to determine who will and will not enter into an eternal covenantal relationship of love with the Lord. In the end, there will only be those who say “yes” to God’s invitation and therefore participate in his eternal triune love (heaven), and those who say “no” and thereby choose to eternally separate themselves from the Lord (hell).

In passages such as this one, the point of giving people the choice to either accept or reject the terms of the covenant is to determine whether or not they will participate in the covenant (e.g. Deut. 8:2; Judg. 3:4; 2 Chron. 32:31). But if the outcome of the probation is already foreknown an eternity before he ever creates or calls anyone, there is really no point to the probation. Moreover, since the Lord explicitly tells us he wants all people to “choose life,” there is no explanation as to why he would create people whom he was certain would “choose death.”

If we allow that the future is partly open and known by God as such, and if we concede that to some extent it lies in the power of free agents to decide which possibilities will and will not be actualized, then the purpose for every probation the Lord puts us through becomes clear. Love must be chosen; the outcome of free choices does not exist until the free choice is made; hence the Lord is finding out who will and will not choose love.  by Greg Boyd This post was edited by Beans/SilentGeneration at November 16, 2018 2:24 PM MST

Now you are using religion to attack our president.  Please understand that many of us do not buy into your insistence that Mr. Trump is any of those nasty things you persist in accusing him of.  You simply do not care for him (or he does not agree with you) so you throw all manner of false accusations and turn him into everything you hate so you can just hate more.  Now many of us he is not our favorite person but we are willing to give him his due as just a person with strengths and weaknesses like all the rest of us. Which God is certainly aware of.  But if we are so committed to hate then how can we see him as just an equal and accept him as just that?  That is the question really.