If God is Real He's Unfair and Unjust

I appreciate my opponents direction of her links but I did see them. A.The Killings of God NOTE: I gave the very clear instruction for my opponent to choose three specific verses for us to debate about here but she did not do this. The reason this is necessary is because we have character limits and only four rounds to fully discuss this topic of 'God killing people.' We have no room to discuss a plethora of examples and common practice in debates is to choose a few topics to discuss not a plethora of them. It gives a unfair burden on myself to fulfill and many experienced debaters here will see what I am saying. Regardless I will go about this section in a manner of just talking about God's supposed killing of humans in a whole. First off, can someone destroy what they make if it does not do what they made it for? If someone creates something can the creation ever be equal to the creator? And Would the creator be held in any immoral action if He destroyed what is His? The point is God is not held to the same standard as humans place on themselves. God flooded the earth and destroyed everything but sets of everything but is God held to being called a killer? He created the earth and man and therefore can flood the earth and drown man. My opponent should just show how God is held to the same standard as man. God told His people to kill others. The Bible clearly says that the price of sin is blood or death. This the reason for sacrifice, to cleanse the sin, and why Jesus came and a God was sacrificed for all. We no longer need to sacrifice or to follow old law because Jesus fulfilled it for all-time. The Bible gives the reason why these people are killed and there is more then one instance. They were killers, rapist, slave drivers, village raiders and generally terrible people. This goes into the next section about slavery also. God gave instruction for slavery because of people like these took everyone they could as slaves. My opponent needs to show people that God and Israel had no right to kill. B.God Endorsed Slavery My opponent continued on in this section without addressing my comments in Round 1. 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. I will refer back to my last rounds comments and say that slavery was around in that time and Israel was exposed to it. God simply gave instructions to His people on a societal norm which was slavery. 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. Furthermore my opponent needs to show that slavery is the harmful in all circumstances. There is no doubt instances of slavery that are harmful but there are also instances of slavery that is helpful. Is the situation of a person who is homeless, starving and clothless but free somehow better than being a slave with a home, food and clothes? No it is not. Slavery is not a word with a meaning that is all negative. Are we to make the claim that all slaves actually did not choose to live, love and serve their masters? Is all masters bad? Is not government and law our masters? C.God is not just, nor does He have a heart My opponent has obvious flaws in her understanding of scripture and the person and God in Jesus Christ. She also totally drops her scripture from last round therefore conceding it was not Biblical. According to the New Testament one can not fully live morally without Jesus Christ and therefore it is most important to find Jesus Christ and a higher moral living will follow through Him. It is also each person's decision if they go to heaven or hell, not Jesus' or God's. My opponent also needs to explain this section here much further. Are we searching for a heart like humans? Is God supposed to have a pumping heart like humans? Is he supposed to view us as His equal and our deaths make Him a murderer? Is He not free to destroy His creations that do not do what He created them for? D.What's The Point of Hell? As I said last round, hell, is just a description of what eternity without God will be like. I think we can agree that everything we do has consequences in life. We often see consequences as punishment as we see hell as punishment. In fact consequences and punishment is the expression of freedom. When we freely choose to do something then a consequence will result. This therefore is the point of hell. Hell is for people who do not want to worship God as God, people who are selfish and chooses to rather live without God's righteousness. Therefore the description of burning and lake of fire is what this area outside of God will be like. I do not know the point of this section as well, is it for just explaining hell?