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Why would an all loving god create hell?
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I am an atheist and this is still pretty easy to answer:
Your parents probably love you unconditionally, too, that doesn't mean they didn't punish you when you misbehaved growing up.
I'm not quite sure where your interpretation of heaven and hell is coming from, but the Christian Bible doesn't describe them in any way that what you said makes sense.
Except the difference is that in this case your parents know literally everything and you are only capable of doing things according to their plan.
So if you misbehaved, your parents already know you would, and also exactly how, long before you were even born, and it'd all be part of their plan.
So... Why are you being punished again?
The idea of punishment is to prevent further misbehaviours, not to throw shit back at the kids. The goal is to teach the proper behaviour.
But hell is supposed to be eternal, and as such there is no evolving from it, making it not a punishment but a torture.
Now if you believe in torturing kids who misbehave just for the sake of making them suffer, that's something else.
The threat of punishments stop people from doing things. God told Adam and Eve that if they ate that fruit, they will surely die. They did it anyway. Hell exists to discourage us from sinning, yet allowing us free will, still. But we still chose to sin. So we're damned.