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

My opponent is veering a bit from his agreement to remain wiithin the two points he agreed to argue in. For this reason, I will ignore his question: "How are God’s rules for getting into Heaven fair?" If God has rules for getting into heaven they have not been spelled out here and are not part of this debate. This debate is about my assertion that God glorifies Himself through the verlasting damnation of sinners in Hell. My opponents question, "How can a just God torture someone infinitely if the evil this person did was, actually, finite?" is within the debate parameters, and I want to encourage my opponent to try to keep the debate focused.My opponent also veers from his agreed to boundaries in: One of my main oppositions to God’s rules for getting into Heaven is the fact that atheists are doomed to burn in Hell forever. As the great philosopher and atheist Bertrand Russell said, after being asked what he would say if he was wrong about God’s existence, was confronted by Him when he died, and asked why he had not believed. He simply replied "I would say, ‘Not enough evidence, God! Not enough evidence!' " (1) Again, my opponent is going on about God's rules for getting into heaven, which rules if there are any are not part of this debate. For this reason, I will ignore the atheist Bertrand Russell and the sidetrack of posting an argument saying there is not enough evidence to believe God is there. My opponent agreed to argue only wiithin two clearly stated points which I quoted him on in the debate challenge. Evidence of God's existence is not part of this debate.God glorifies Himself by leaving sinners in Hell because He made the way for them to be saved from it but they chose to go their own way. The way for them to be saved from Hell is that He took their death, He paid for their sins Himself so that if they receive Him as their Saviour, their sins were taken away when He took their death. If they chose to take their own sin into death themselves, then it is their own choice that takes them into Hell. God shows His justice by letting them pay for their sins in eternal death as they chose to die for their own sin and rejected God's payment for their sin when He died in their place. To those who are in Hell, they will not see God is glorified in leaving them there. They will not see God loves them. They did not believe God is glorified before they went to Hell, and they will not believe He is glorified when they are in Hell. They will forever say the same kinds of things my opponent is saying in this debate and it won't do them any good. They will be tortured by their own thoughts as much as by the fire of Hell.Yes God is onmiscient and He knows if you will trust Him or not. He knows if you will be saved from Hell or if you will burn in it. I do not know. I do know that you can be saved from it. If you choose to go your own way saying you are not lost and you do not need to be saved from Hell that is your choice. You won't say that after you are in Hell if that is where you end up. The people who know their sins are forgiven and their lives have been bought by God's own blood which He paid for their sins through Jesus Christ will see God's justice against sinners who did not care what God did for them, and He will be glorified through the testimony of those who are cast away forever in Hell. A sinner is a sinner forever, not finitely. If your sin is not taken away, it carries with it the penalty of Hell which is where sinners are cast away like garbage to rot in the dump. When God became a man to die in your place, He took your sin on Himself and paid the full price. You can never pay enough because you are infinitely a sinner. Infinite is without end. You will always be a sinner unless God takes your sin away. If you won't receive Jesus who rose from the dead and left your sin behind in the grave, then He won't live in you and you will keep your sin on yourself and it will keep you out of Heaven forever. You will be cast away in the fire of Hell, and God will be glorified by the fact that you testify in Hell to His righteousness and His justice. If you receive Jesus, you recieve the gift of God which is eternal life. You make the choice to believe on Jesus and be saved from Hell, or to take your own sin as you are infinitely sinful and pay for it in Hell.God offers the same gift to all of the billions in the world. Yes, most will refuse God's offer and choose to take their death on themselves and enter eternity as infinite sinners, and they will be cast away in Hell forever.My opponents agreement in arguing about God's omnicience was to argue that ". (So there is no free will, because if there were, it would go against God's prediction)" My opponent has gone far off topic repeadedly intruducing arguments that are not part of this debate, and failed to remain focused on His two points agreed to in the challenge. In pointing this out, I am runniong out of characters. Please argue as agreed in the rules.