God Loves You All

Paragraph 1: My opponent keeps stating the fact that god loves me, without giving much evidence. My response is that if god really did love me, then he would put me in a surrounding that is mostly religious. God would "guide" an Atheist to the right faith, no matter how ignorant that Atheist is. After all, god is omnipotent. " We all deserve to die and burn in Hell for our wrongs." I have repeated the definition of love numerous times throughout the debate. Us, being made imperfect and having the willpower to chose a faith, means that we deserve to burn in hell. God made us so we can chose. Now, god wants us to burn in hell because he made us like that. Creating a breathing living creature, and saying that it deserves to burn in hell because its surroundings (of which he has little control over), deserves to burn in hell shows no constant affection whatsoever. If god didn't want Atheists to burn in hell, and if he really did love us, he would have the power to give enough evidence to change each Atheist's minds in a snap. That has not been done so, and assuming god is real, he does not love us enough to save us from hell. He has not shown every person he's physical form, and he should have done something impossible on a daily basis, just so we can change our minds. "God loves you so much that He became a man and died in your place even though you say He is not there or He does not care." My opponent has not given any evidence that Jesus died specifically for our sins. Historically, Jesus died for calling himself the "King of Jews". The "Jews" were responsible for the death of Jesus. (Many apologies if this seemed disrespectful to any our viewers). If my opponent choses deny this claim, I will gladly provide two pieces of evidence. If, I cannot convince my opponent that Jesus died because he was called "King of Jews", I would like to point out that, that it is not showing enough "love" from god. One death is not the same as an eternity in hell. Source: http://en.wikipedia.org... http://www.gospel-mysteries.net... "Hatred can be masked and hidden. It is first an attitude of the heart before it displays itself in emotional response or outbursts of action or violence. Your speeches against God's love are hateful toward Him." I fail to see any evidence that hatred can be "masked and hidden". I understand that this is metaphorical and that a person doesn't always know that they are hating, but I fail to see where I am showing intense hostility and aversion. Please do quote me when I show intense hostility and aversion. I would like to ask, how do you know if god is feeling ? I am assuming that you are not god, so how exactly can you know what god feels? I fail to see any authenticity towards god feeling hateful. "And please, forget about the Tom and Clara analogy." No, please point out the mistakes in that analogy. Clara shows no love to Tom, even if Tom really did love Clara. (I show no love to god, even if god really does love me). Therefor, its perfectly viable that Tom kills and tortures Clara. (God sends me to hell because of that). So, Tom (god) does not show any love to Clara because he tortured Clara forever. "Don't blame God or you surroundings for your decisions" Again, my personal experiences have no sources, or viable authentications. But, if god did love us, how come there are skeptics? Why didn't god save or "guide" them? Like I said, he is omnipotent. He has no limitations. Therefor, he should have the power to change people, or change the environment. That closes my argument for round 4.