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

As imposed by Pro, I shall only make use of the following 2 arguments: 1. It is (infinitely) unfair to be punished eternally for a finite amount of acts of evil 2. It is stated that God possesses omniscience (among other superpowers)therefore at the moment of creating each and every individual, he is aware that this individual will go Heaven or Hell, no matter what he/she does in his/her lifetime. (So there is no free will, because if there were, it would go against God's prediction) Argument 1: Quoting the title: "God Glorifies Himself Through The Everlasting Damnation of Sinners (devils and mankind) in Hell." "Everlasting damnation of Sinners" this means, that whoever disobeys God during their lifetime will be tortured forever. I have two main problems with this: How can a just God torture someone infinitely if the evil this person did was, actually, finite? How are God’s rules for getting into Heaven fair? Example (a): A man* captures his neighbor and tortures him every day for 10 years until he is caught and sent to jail. He, after 40 years in jail, eventually dies and subsequently goes to Hell. There he is tortured every day for 10 years (Note: I am not saying nor do I mean to imply that this is in any way a fair trade, I only use this example as a mean of simple illustration). After the 10 years, he is tortured for another 10, and then for another and so on forever. Even though this man did horrible things in his finite life, it doesn't mean that it is fair for him to be tortured forever. 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) Example (b): A man* decides to be an atheist after he, having actually read the Bible, realized how improbable†, irrational† and immoral† his former Christian beliefs were (†Note: I am not using this as an argument but merely as an example for the above). He continues to live his life morally, volunteering in very poor countries and helping everyone he can. He is loved by all of his family, who remain Christians, but don’t judge him for his beliefs. He then dies after a long and ethical life. Subsequently he goes to Hell for not believing in God, while his family goes to Heaven. How is it fair for this ethical and morally correct man to be tortured forever, having done nothing wrong? How is it fair for the loving family to be separated of their loved one forever, and forced to live eternally in his absence? Argument 2: God knows, when creating every single person, whether he/she will go to Hell or not. An omniscient God knows at the moment of creating every single individual whether he or she will go to Hell or not. There are, according to my sources, around 2.2 billion Christians around the world (2). That's, more or less, 33% of the world population. Why would a just (or intelligent) God create another 67% (around 4.8 billion people (3)) that will just go to Hell, no matter what they do? Or does God expect (this is paradoxical, as God cannot expect anything whilst being omniscient) everyone to turn to Christianity in the end? Sources: (1) http://en.wikipedia.org... (2) http://en.wikipedia.org... (3) http://www.worldometers.info... *The fact that I used men in both my examples does not imply anything or present any argument. I chose to use the masculine gender as due to force of habit. Polemic thereabout should be unnecessary. No further thought should go into this.