God's love for humanity is questionable

Thank you for the rebuttal.The video I share now is not for the readers but for you, lmgig. Perhaps it will convince you to open your mind and see other possibilities.http://www.youtube.com...And if you want the conduct to be tied, I suggest you write 'no round as agreed' in the last round, to balance the number of arguments.Rebuttal:""The biblical God does not love you unconditionally" is an argumentative statement made in support of the Pro position arguing that God's love for humanity is questionable. I failed to see why I should not put an argument in Round 1"It is an argumentative statement. A proposition of an argument. Which is what a premise is. Needless to say, you could have saved your arguments for the next round. And because of arguing first in round 1, in order for the conduct to be a tie, you will have to leave the final round blank so we have an equal number of rebuttals and arguments. Failure to do this may result in a 7 point loss."The problem is, God has already been hurt by the things we have done in violation of His law, the Ten Commandments. God's Law is written as protection for innocent people from violators and victimizers. In order to be true to Himself (God cannot deny Himself, and in order to be just (righteous, fair) in support of innocent beings who have not broken His law, and to give justice to those who have been victimized and violated by others who have broken His law, , God must punish the perpetrators."Which means god is not able to completely make his creations stop doing evil. But if he is truly not able to, then he is not omnipotent and is not God. Which therefore means he IS able to prevent evil but he's just not willing to. But if he isn't willing to, then chances are, he's malevolent. If you can stop evil, why wouldn't you? One reason is because you WANT evil to exist, thereby making you an evil person.This is however another contradiction. God is omnibenevolent. He is all good so the reason can't be that he wants evil to exist in the world. As Con pointed out, he hates sin and therefore he hates evil. So why then does he allow evil to exist? Now the only possible explanation is that he wants to give all his creations free will. But there is a major flaw in the argument and this goes back to my main arguments. Let me say it once more,He. Puts. You. In. Hell.Which automatically robs you of free will. When you are in hell for eternity, it means you are unable to do to anything anymore, forever. Therefore, either god is actually evil or that the existence of evil gives him a good justification to punish his creation whenever he wishes. I will repeat in a different way. P1) God is an omnipotent being and should be able to erase sin. P2) According to the bible, sin exists.C1) Therefore God is able to erase sin but is not willing.P3) God does this because:a) he wants there to be free will in his creations.b) he needs to justify why he punishes his creations p3) Hell takes free will away from you. Hell contradicts God"s desire for free will in his creations.C2) Therefore sin exists as God needs a justification to punish his creations.Hell is a place of eternal suffering. To love unconditionally is to love without condition. God does not love us unconditionally as he will punish us in hell if we do not accept his conditions.If God's love was unquestionable, then his love cannot be reasonably or logically doubted. However there is a reasonable, logical doubt to question God's love. Thus, God's love for humanity is questionable."When we break His law, He cannot be true to Himself if he allows the violations to go unpunished.... Every time we break His law, we become more experienced criminals against God and our enmity toward God is added to. God knows we have all broken His Law. We have all done things like lying, stealing,, dishonoring our parents and the list goes on."And I have already said in my main arguments - to which you did not rebut - all these things don't have any consequences whatsoever. If heaven is for real, then these petty crimes won't have any real effects on your soul or other people's soul. In fact, the very mere existence of a heaven gives this life no meaning at all. Most crimes are sometimes caused because of a lack of something. A beggar steals because he has no food and was uneducated his whole life. A bully may murder a kid because he lacks the nurture, care and love he/she wanted or needed in life. A teenager lies and shouts at his parents because his life is a turmoil of authorities looking down on him and peers who disregard him at the institution that kid's very own parents sent him to, he lacks respect. If everyone was in heaven right now, they would have everything they ever wished for and their basic needs would be satisfied. If he didn't put us here in the first place, we would be respecting him and loving him for being the kind creator he says he is. "It is not possible for a guilty person to change himself into an innocent person and wipe out the record of His past."This does not give God the excuse to punish the guilty person. For he was the one who made it possible for there to be sin. And can't your sins be forgiven if you accept Jesus Christ as your lord and savior? So then a guilty person is actually able to wipe "His" record and still go to heaven. Your argument has a contradiction."God loves you unconditionally so He died in your place to save you just as you are from the fire of Hell which you have earned."There wouldn"t be a reason for me to go to hell if there was no hell to begin with. God"s excuse for creating hell is unreasonable and contradictory. As I have said, he does not give us free will and neither is he willing to erase sin. This is not an act of unconditional love. He only gives free will to us as long as we do as he says or follow his conditions. The bible says he loves us unconditionally but his creation of hell contradicts this statement greatly. Take a look at this website and skim through it. You will understand that God does not love us unconditionally and that Christians misinterpret God's actions as unconditional love. http://www.acts17-11.com...;(1)Here are some bible verses which show the conditions God places among us,"Luke 13:3 (DVP) [Jesus:] "...If you do not repent, then you will all perish..."" (1)"God judges the righteous, and God is angry with the wicked every day." (Psa 7:11)" (2)"Amos 3:2 you only have I known of all the families of the earth: therefore I will punish you for all your iniquities." (2)This one speaks for itself."I, the LORD your God, am a jealous God, punishing the children for the sin of the fathers to the third and fourth generation of those who hate me, but showing love to a thousand {generations} of those who love me and keep my commandments. (Ex 20:5-6)" (2)You do not threaten your child to put him/her in a cage, locked up forever, if they do anything to disobey you, and then claim that you unconditionally love that child. It is a contradiction. You are placing limits and fears on the child and that clearly shows your lack of true love for the child.God is such a parent. He does not love us unconditionally. The existence of hell contradicts his love for humanity. Therefore it is highly reasonable to doubt God"s love (if has any) for humanity. God"s love for humanity, is in fact, questionable.I remind Con to write "no round" in round 4 to even out the arguments.See you in the next round.(1) http://www.acts17-11.com...(2) http://scriptureknowledgebase.blogspot.jp...;(both are theistic sources)