If God is Real He's Unfair and Unjust

A.The Killings of God Note: I sincerely apologize about not giving my opponent what he asked for, I did not see the reasoning and believed he did not see my citations. So here are three main ones that I strongly disagree with: 1. You should not let a sorceress live. (Exodus 22:17 NAB) 2. From there Elisha went up to Bethel. While he was on his way, some small boys came out of the city and jeered at him. "Go up baldhead," they shouted, "go up baldhead!" The prophet turned and saw them, and he cursed them in the name of the Lord. Then two shebears came out of the woods and tore forty two of the children to pieces. (2 Kings 2:23-24 NAB) 3.Make ready to slaughter his sons for the guilt of their fathers; Lest they rise and posses the earth, and fill the breadth of the world with tyrants. (Isaiah 14:21 NAB)The reasons I do not like these are that they are completely illogical. (1)Sorceress, as you should know, don't exist and if they did why put them here in the first place if you just wanted people to kill them. (2)Killing children for name calling is, for any sane people, completely over punishment. (3) This is unfair to the child which has no control over what there parents do. Besides, since every father has "guilt", doesn't that mean everyone should just drop dead?About the challenge my opponent has given me about "to show people that God and Israel had no right to kill." This is quite simple. About the Israelites, in the Bible it states, "There is neither Jew nor Gentile, neither slave nor free, nor is there male and female, for you are all one in Christ Jesus. (Gal. 3:28 NIV)" This means that all people are equal, but you say the Israelites had a right over all others. God will be a little harder to explain but I'll do my best. Let's take Noah's arc/The Great Flood as an example. God gave us free will, which includes free thinking and the freedom to commit sin. We used this free to question him because of lack of proof, this was counted as sinning. Mass amounts of sinning is thought to be the cause of The Great Flood, God wanted a "clean slate". So let me straighten this out, God made a giant flood to kill everyone for using what he gave us this seems unfair. Also about the "creator destroying his/her creation." I personally would not kill my creation for simply using what I gave it unless it was causing harm to me, which sin was not causing any harm to God. B.God Endorsed Slavery My opponent states that, "God never made slaves or slavery and my opponent has the burden of showing He did. We will never find in the Bible that God started slavery." Although, I never said God created it, I simply said that he allowed it. Next, my opponent states that, "I guess my opponents is saying that God should stop slavery because it is wrong but then He should stop everything then, right? He should stop you from doing that thing that your parents did not want you to do back then, right? By taking away humans choice to make slaves takes away freedom of decision and that is truly wrong." The only problem with this is that God has outlawed many things, such as murder, but instead God says its okay if you do. Lastly, I'd like to talk about the "good and bad in all." My opponent challenges me to say that slavery is "bad in all circumstances." This is impossible with everything, everything has good and bad effects. In this case though, the bad effects greatly out-weigh the good. Also why didn't God make slavery optional for the slave, doing this would allow people who were starving, homeless, and dying an easy way out.C.God is not just, nor does He have a heart First off, I don't believe in Jesus or God, yet I "fully live morally", in my opinion. Anyway, my opponent says the if someone goes to Hell it's there fault not God or Jesus'. For this point, I would like to ask a series of questions:1. Who controls everything? God2. Who made Hell? God3. Who made criteria that I must meet to go to Heaven? GodThese string of questions can easily be used to help us believe that God sends us to Hell, we may have sinned, but he is the one who chooses to send us to Hell, not us.This last part is me explaining to my opponent what I mean by "heart" and how I believe we should be viewed by God. I'm speaking of the theoretical heart and having qualities, such as empathy, compassion, and forgiveness. About God's view, I believe that if he does exist he should see us as if he was a mother and we are his baby that is learning to walk and that even though we mess up and have doubt, he should be there to support us and help us understand what we did wrong and let us try again.D.What's The Point of Hell? First let me start by explaining to my opponent what this section is for. I made this section to argue about the reasoning of Hell eventhough it helps nobody. I would understand Hell if God sent us back to mortality, to try again, or into Heaven after a certain amount of time, but he doesn't. He does not give a second chance and because of this Hell's one purpose is to torture those who did not believe, but as I said in an earlier comment, a punishment is used to teach, that's why we have discipline and we don't make it enable for the person to "put there teachings into play." The only time this isn't the case, is during a life sentence or death penalty. These put into play the second use of punishment, making an example. When you "make an example" out of someone, this shows other people that "they shouldn't do this or this is what's going to happen." Although this doesn't apply to to Hell either for we cannot see people in, what you say is, "the feeling and appearance it will be without God your Creator" on Earth. We can only see when we are already dead and there are no rooms for "do overs".