our enemies. To love one's friends is common practice, to love one's enemies only among Christians.” Latter-day Saints According to Russell M. Nelson, there are examples of the love of Jesus in the Book of Mormon. First there is a covenant with Christ. King Benjamin stated in the Book of Mosiah: Then there are the ordinances of the gospel. Jesus stated in the Book of Mormon in Third Nephi: And at last Jesus exhorts us to follow his example: Moroni, the last prophet of the book, wrote about love: Unificationism The concept of True Love is the most central part of Unificationist theology: Islam In the Sahih Muslim Hadith, the Prophet Muhammad is reported to have said: “You will not enter paradise until you believe, and you will not believe until you love to the other muslim what you love to your self.” Muslims are directed by Allah ('God') in the ways to become close to Him and how to gain His love. God loves those who: do good. are pure and clean. are righteous. are just and act rightly. trust Him. are patient and persevering. love Him and follow the Prophet. fight in His cause. The Qur'an also says that God loved Moses, and God Himself will produce people He will love. Here in this selection of verses we notice again the Arabic preference for the negative to state an opposite. While the following do not state that God hates, it certainly enforces the idea that the love of God is withheld from those who practice certain deeds or are described as manifesting a certain character. Several of the verses are repetitious and so we have the following categories. God does not love: the mua'tadeen, those who overstep boundaries or limits. the mushrikeen, those who associates anything with God. the fasideen, those who spread corruption or mischief. the kafireen, the unbelievers. the dalemeen, the wrongdoers or oppressors. the musarifeen, the wasteful. the proud and boastful. those who boast in their riches. the treacherous. those who are given to crime and to evil speaking. Ahmadiyya According to the Ahmadi Muslims, love of the creatures of God is essential for all Muslims. Ahmadi Muslims express that the Qur'an was sent as a gift to mankind, and its teachings are filled with love, tolerance and respect. The founder of the Ahmadiyya sect in Islam, Mirza Ghulam Ahmad said: The task for which