The appropriate rebuttal to what I said would have been --- had it been true --- that Weinandy did not simply relay what Jesus said.  But you did not take that tack.  Instead, you said that "life is more complicated" than to fit into holes dug by theologians, apparently oblivious to the fact that Jesus was a theologian of the very first order.  So, if Wienandy is merely relaying what Jesus said, and you reject what Weinandy says because "the shape of life does not conform to theological holes," then it's obvious where that leaves you with respect to what Jesus said.  But Jesus didn't come to fit into one of your holes, nor did God make you for that reason.  

You say, "You can be a robot if you want to. But I don't think that is what God wants from you or for you."  But doing God's will is never robotic.  Like it or not, we have choice.  And contrary to what you suggest, what God wants is for us to do his will.