okay, i normally like to keep out of "God vs No God" discussions because no one gets anywhere, but i just thought this was really silly:

so, if you create a perfect world and are perfect in all things, and you give humans the freedom to choose between right and wrong and they choose wrong, they kill each other, do and think evil things against/to/with each other, hate each other, are selfish, and most of all totally ignore your existence (in many cases even for the sake of idols and non-existant gods) sometimes to the point of proclaiming against you and bad-mouthing you after you gave them life, when their bodies die are you really going to accept them into heaven?

maybe different people will have different answers, but i see no reason for a perfect God to say "yes".

and presuming "God existed and the Bible were true" like you said, that's exactly the situation.

and all these "terrible" things committed by God... there's nothing terrible about that. when life is of no significance and value compared to your eternity (remember, presuming the Bible is true) and everyone has rejected you except one group of people, then those that have rejected you enslave, torture, and kill those people, you're not going to sort them out?

no one can say God has no right to do something He's done, especially under the presumption that the Bible is true.

julz