There is no such thing as God

1# The first point of "accountability" is a bit off the subject. The world had 10,000s of religions in its history. In fact, the Hebrews, who originated in the area of Mesopotamia and Sumer, encountered around 2,200 different religions on their way to Israel (That was before the Torah/Old Testment was written). Scripts in Mesopotamia, which is today Iraq, were found to also describe stories that are in the Old Testment such as Adam & Eve tale and Noahs story (A reference to this statement is a book which is called 'The Human Story: Our History, from the Stone Age to Today'). Henceforth, I dont know why you deviated to the "accountability" argument, but, the only way you say that you go to heaven and not a Jihadist is that if you say that your religion is superior to most of other religions and religion teachings. Did you you know that a few of the 9/11 attackers were indoctrinated in Saudi Arabia. Saudi's education is known for Islamic indoctrination. A Jihadist would tell you that those attackers are in heaven now, but you would disagree. So unless there is some reliable/valid test or measure applied to your belief, there is no way to know.. In addition to all that, if you look at the world today and recent history. Palestinians (Muslims) fight the Israelis, partially for religious reasons, Protestants fought the Catholics in Northern Ireland for many years, 15th century Christian hatred in Spain towards other religions specifically judiasm lead to antisimist that led to the Inquisition, America's war on Islamic countries are also god related (look how many times American politicians mention God.. George Bush was famous for his Bible related sayings). So do you see, if one religious warrior declares war on another religious warrior.. one of them must go to hell and the other heaven.. or both go to one or the other. So basically, your "accountability" argument was badly perceived. 2# I understand your point that you think we are atheists who have our own definition of good morality. I will make a much broader definition of morality: "infliction of excessive mental or physical pain on an individual without a reasonable just cause". So for example, condemning someone to burn in hell for being skeptical of the bible is immoral. But let me focus on God and the role the he took in the bible. Lets take the "Moses story" as an example. Moses killed a Gypsy guard to defend a slave, got scared and run into the desert. There he talked with God, where God showed interest in saving the jews from their masters in Egypt. God, as if I remember, used a progressive strike system to put pressure on Pariah to agree to release the jews. I dont remember all the steps. But I do remember the last one. The last one involved the jews marking their homes with goats'es blood as an identifier that those are Jewish homes. Then when this is done, the role of God is to cause death (basically murder) the oldest child that exists in every Egyptian family. That means that if the oldest son was 5 years old, for instance, he would be dead. The way the story ended, is that Gods cold-blooded ruthlessness won, and the jews were released. Then, Moses became their leader and mislead them for 40 years in the desert before trying to enter Israel. He also had the time to marry a 9 year old girl. As for God murder is really not such a big deal, he decided to deliver the 10 commandments to Moses, who is a second-degree murderer, child exploiter and a deceiver. You would think that Jews were good people, since they received the 10 commandments from God and were selected by him... But look carefully mostly at the third chapter of the bible. Jews were zealots back then. They supported stoning homosexuals, beating their children and women under certain circumstances and enslaving people nearby who werent jews (the jews gave them a name 'Goi'). You would then think, why did God select them. Were they the best selection or were they even selected or did they select themselves? Why not to choose the Phoenicians (located themselves mainly in Tyre and north of Israel) who were back then a relatively peaceful, civilized society that focused on commerce? a civilization who first invented the alphabet and build Carthage? 3# Basically, what you are saying is that there are rules to abide by same as in any society. The problem with that if you put God in every ones shoes.. you dont know how he would react. People are different. A child or a person from an affluent family would struggle less than a person from a poor family in some derelict area.. Even when the person in the affluent family is a complete psychotic sociopath. He wouldnt show bad behavior that would be enough to prevent him from entering heaven and be put in hell, if he wasnt challenged in a particular way. ... And why assisted suicide or euthanasia is not allowed for people who want to a dignifying death, such as people who were paralyzed from stroke. Why not to follow Canada or Switzerland who do have such law? So God, according to your ideology, would put those Canadian/Swiss victims of disease into hell? didnt he create hell for them from the very start? Since you dont believe in evolution... why do all those diseases and imperfections exist and why did they come to existence. In short, if there is judgement in the after life, it would be very complex and not like it is described by the bible in order to appear just and fair. To finish that round, I would just say, there is no proof that there one God, since it is risky to rely on very few testimonies. God morality is dubious by his acts in the old testament and no one knows if there is after life, because no one came back.