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  In catholicism, this is known as the Jansenist heresy. Refuting it is one of only three times a pope has used papal infallibility which ended any debate on the matter within the church.  that's just trivia though.
  The counter argument is that god wants you to choose to love and believe in him. God doesn't want to force you to love him. He wants to be chosen. Like the trope of the rich prince who can have any woman he wants pretending to be a poor commoner so that he can find a woman who really loves him.
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