Q&A: Does God's love have a time limit — does it turn to hatred at death for the damned?

Mike admits he does not know how to fully answer this question. He observes that in the Old Testament, even during judgment, God is grieved — 'Why would you do this? Turn from your way.' This suggests an ongoing compassion even in the act of judgment. He uses the analogy of a boss firing an employee they still care about. He leans toward 'no' — God does not stop having compassion — but does not claim certainty, and affirms that judgment still comes regardless.