God Glorifies Himself Through The Everlasting Damnation of Sinners (devils and mankind) in Hell.

Excerpted from my opponents debate request for this challenge: (edited for proper nouns to be capitalized) "I'm an atheist, but I promise not to battle you with arguments allegedly disproving your God. I shall stay on the topic and declare my position as "Hell is not fair, and God is not good if He leaves people to burn there". My arguments are as follows:(Note: I am assuming you are talking about the christian God (i. e. Yahweh))1. It is (infinitely) unfair to be punished eternally for a finite amount of acts of evil2. It is stated that your God possesses omniscience (among other superpowers), therefore at the moment of creating each and every individual, he is aware that this individual will go Heaven or Hell, no matter what he does in his lifetime. (So there is no free will, because if there were, it would go against God's prediction)" For this debate, I will ask that my opponent remain on topic using these two well stated points only: "Hell is not fair" and "God is not good", and the supporting opening statements: "1. It is (infinitely) unfair to be punished eternally for a finite amount of acts of evil2. It is stated that your God possesses omniscience (among othersuperpowers)therefore at the moment of creating each and every individual, he is aware that this individual will go Heaven or Hell, no matter what he does in his lifetime. (So there is no free will, because if there were, it would go against God's prediction)" Rules agreed to upon acceptance: 1) The word "God", being a proper noun (the name of a person) shall always start with a capital G. "God" in this debate is the only true God who created all things, who was complete in Himself and self-existent with no beginning and no ending. This shall be considered as the generally understood definition of God: A person, implying He has personality, and that He is eternal, complete in Himself, and self-existent. God shall always be referred to in the masculine form as He is the Father of all that is created. Being God, He created all things by His Word according to His will and required no help from any 'mother' or any other being or thing in so doing. As it is my habit to capitalize most of my references to God, such as "He" created all things, or "He" created all things by "Himself", these capitalizations shall not be held against me as grammatical errors though technically;they are. My opponent will not be required to capitalize words that are not proper nouns. 2) The word "Hell" shall always be capitalized as a proper noun; the name of a specific place. Hell in this debate will be descibed as the commonly understood place which burns forever with fire and brimstone, where people who are there remain in torments. "Heaven" shall also always be capitalized as a proper noun, the name of a specific place; commonly considered to be God's domain. The problem in most of these debates is that the arguments become too scattered to be productive. The guidlines here are to try to keep the debate narrow in focus and remain on topic for or against the Debate Premise of "God Glorifies Himself Through The Everlasting Damnation of Sinners (devils and mankind) in Hell. " Copy and pasted direct quotes may contain spelling errors. Those errors will count against the person who is quoted in consideration of awarding spelling and grammar points by the voters. No spelling errors in this opening round challenge should count agasint either opponent.