God and Hell cannot simultaneously exist (take 2)

I would like to point our first of all that I am a debater and I don't like it when people switch arguments in the last speech either so you don't have to worry about that. The point I was trying to get at saying God has the power and desire and everything I said following that, I was saying that just because someone has the power and desire for something does not mean that thing will happen. I do not know how much clearer I can make that statement. I do not understand how you win this just because I stated something that you did. I was repeating what you said yes but trying to prove a point as to the fact of what I have already stated numerous times. A) The statement you made about the parents and having a car, that made little sense. I say that because you said "they will, by definition, have a car." Well seeing as the definition of HAVE is "to possess, own, hold for use, contain" (found at dictionary.com, last updated in 2006), how could the parents actually have the car if they have not physically bought it and therefore have it in their own possession? Like with God and having the power and desire to want people to go to Heaven, just because someone has the power and desire for something to happen does not mean it actually will happen. B) I was not arguing that God does not want people to go to Heaven. He wants us all to go, but like I said, we have to do certain things. We are all naturally born into sin. We are not born as saved people, we have to ask Jesus in our hearts and ask Him to forgive our sins and accept that He died on the cross for our sins. Some things are just a certain way and this is one of them. Like I said in my first argument, getting to Heaven is a reward in a sense because it is like when we were kids. If we did what our parents told us to do we would get a reward like extra time on the computer or playing outside right? Well this is the same basic thing. God is our father in Heaven, and our reward when we die if we have done everything He has told us to do is going to Heaven, instead of the eternal punishment of going to Hell. This is not self-contradictory, you just took it that way. 2) Again, looking at dictionary.com, the definition for all powerful is "having or exercising exclusive and unlimited authority; omnipotent" and the definition for omnipotent is, "almighty or infinite in power, as God." So there again, the definition has nothing to do with Him not "needing things" as you basically put it. Like I said in my above argument, some things were just made to be and this is one of them. I am not God, so I cannot give you all the answers as to why He did what He did. I can only give you and the readers the most logical explanation I can give and hope that you understand what I am explaining. 3) As to me only explaining the Christian aspect of things, I am explaining it that way yes, but that is because that is the best way I know how to explain it. I wouldn't expect you to go out and try to explain something in a way you didn't know how to explain it. When someone tries to explain something, what do they do? They explain it in the way(s) they have been taught and that makes the most sense to them right? So why is it that just because the way I explained this to you is something you don't understand, it automatically makes no sense? So my conclusion for my closing argument is simply that I did interact with my opponents arguments just fine. Just because I admitted to something that my opponent said does not automatically mean that he wins. It simply means that I agree with a certain aspect of what he is saying and I am trying to explain why certain things are the way they are. And just because I have stated things in a certain way that maybe he doesn't like or understand does not mean that the readers do not understand. So as for my arguments against his, I did attack everything he brought up many times and in no way contradicted myself. I win this debate on the simple fact that I did disprove his case, he just does not want to see it.