text: Part II: Because the thread has continued to focus on the nature of God's love, decided to include the following quote from Ware from a Christianity Today interview only a few months later (think it speaks to this issue): 
  
  CT: If I were to meet you on a train and ask you, "What is the center of the Christian message?," how would you succinctly put that?
  
  KW: I would answer, "I believe in a God who loves humankind so intensely, so totally, that he chose himself to become human. Therefore, I believe in Jesus Christ as fully and truly God, but also totally and unreservedly one of us, fully human." And I would say to you, "The love of God is so great that Christ died for us on the cross. But love is stronger than death, and so the death of Jesus was followed by his resurrection. I am a Christian because I believe in the great love of God that led him to become incarnate, to die, and to rise again." That's my faith.
  
  Sarasi: Is unreservedly unconditional? To me it is.