If God loves everyone does that mean He has no Judgement?

This is false. God does not love everyone. God does not love evil. Aside from evil, God loves all, it is only a matter of discovery of his or her presence along with building a relationship before entering his/her kingdom(or queendom if you may, Haha) aka the after life. That being said, God judges his/herself substantially...so why not judge a vision of your own creation(angels)? It was said God created angels before mankind. God is judgemental.

You have two people God judges.

1 man going on a killing spree targeting innocents and the other going from state to state preaching to the entire continent to spread the knowledge of his or her existence.

Now God will be judging both individuals. Who do you think gets the good judgement & blessings and who do you think will be damned to hell.

Everyone is evaluated as God evaluates him/herself.

Ask *any* decent parent whether the transgressions of the children need to be dealt with. And it's not because they are hated, but precisely because they are loved.

God hates everyone. He let my friend die. So now I hate him to the core.

No, it doesn't.

God does not hate anyone. If He did, Jesus would never have died for sinners. No one will go to Hell because of a God who doesn't love them. They will go to Hell because the reject God's love.

The cross will not be the worst thing that Jesus ever experiences. The fact that so many people will be lost for eternity even though He died to save them will be the worse for Him. Jesus weeps for the lost.

There are so many references to the word judgment in the bible that it would be impossible to cover each one to find a meaning to the context its written in.

Most christian's are familiar with these scriptures regarding God's judgment or judgement's.

(Psa 1:5) Therefore the ungodly shall not stand in the judgment, nor sinners in the congregation of the righteous.

This judgement is NOT a reference to the ungodly and sinners but the righteous. We don't tend to think of the righteous being judged by God but only the unrighteous but that's not always the case.

(Psa 19:9) The fear of the LORD is clean, enduring for ever: the judgments of the LORD are true and righteous altogether.

The fear of the Lord means reverence or respect of the Lord NOT being afraid or scared of the Lord's judgments.

(Rom 1:32) Who knowing the judgment of God, that they which commit such things are worthy of DEATH.

Death by sin came into this world through Adams sin (Rom 5:12)

We have all sinned before God (Rom 3:23) so this means we are all going to go to the grave and die in our bodies.

We can't escape death --- even believers in Christ are going to die. Of course death to an unsaved person (Rom 1:32 & Rom 6:23) means just that --- they will not have eternal life though the resurrection from the grave (1Cor 15:20-23, Eph 5:14, Phil 3:21 & Tit 1:2)

God's judgment of sin is death --- an eternal death never to exist anymore unless a person seeks salvation in Jesus Christ (Acts 4:12 & 1Cor 15:1-4)

(John 3:16) For God so LOVED the WORLD, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life.

This scripture is written to a unbelieving world to tell them they call be saved in Jesus Christ and escape the judgment of death.

Our Lord Jesus had victory over death in the grave through the resurrection (Acts 2:31 & 1Cor 15:55) If a person will believe this they will have victory over death in the grave as well.

(Rom 5:8) But God commendeth his LOVE toward us, in that, while we were YET SINNERS, Christ DIED for us.

Christians are not only sinners before they were saved but are still sinners after they are saved --- God's grace through faith in Christ (Eph 2:8-9) is the only way for us to be forgiven of our sins (Col 2:14)

prove your god exists, first, then lets talk.

No, love doesn't mean free of judgement. But eternal torment is certainly not justice.

The Duke of Dorgenburg loves everyone in his Duchy, and he demonstrates his love by chopping of the little fingers of their left hands.

God's love is similar to that in that it's beyond human understanding. In other words, the word "love" should not be used because it is absolutely nothing like the meaning of the word that humans use.

Keep in mind that I'm describing the love that is attributed to the fictional character in the Bible.

So, in a similar way, "judgement" is beyond your ability to understand.

That sounds as if it's being asked by a doubter... Jon, is that you?

So good that we have Fireball her to add wisdom to the situation.

Why do people think that they know the mind of God?

And how do they think they know it?

NO...HE WILL JUDGE BORN AGAINS BEFORE RAPTURE AND UNsaved after Tribulation.