JediDroid

Few things I see wrong with this. First in your analogy you compare God with a ruler. You are saying then that God is just the governor and perhaps creator of the city and not actually the creator of every single person,place,thing, or idea in it. Is God just the wheelman or did he invent the whole shebang? If he is the wheelman you're analogy sticks if he invented the whole shebang then he invented the capacity for "sin" (which imho needs a clear definition besides a

A perfect God would not exact punishment for punishments sake.A perfect God operating with perfect Love would understand the pain of a soul who no longer resides in the perfection of His Love.To allow someone to reside in a place called Hell is tantamount to the human quality of revenge not rightousness or justice. Is the injustice perpetrated against God ,a perfect being?Has God somehow been injured by a souls free will?Or is it the soul who continues to be s

A perfect and omnipotent God will never torture someone for not believing in said god. this is a horrible argument, is god not perfect?, and has God not got ultimate wisdom and kindness? If so, why the torturous nature of hell and why all the threats for such a simple thing of non belief. I am an atheist, but if a God were to exist to me, this God must be free from petty vengeance and hatred. I could, maybe then, chose a god that has risen ab