[Serious] What God's justification for eternal torment?

[Gwaithmir]

Not sure it's valid. That matter and energy can neither be created nor destroyed holds within the universe, it doesn't necessarily apply TO the universe. I think it's a fallacy of composition. That doesn't mean it's not true, but I think we can't say for sure that it HAS to be true.

I see no reason why it HAS to be false either, and it's a much more plausible explanation than the universe being created ex nihilo by an invisible man in the sky.

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That's an inaccurate representation as well. Recall that the Cross was sufficient to save everyone; and indeed everyone's debts have already been paid. God doesn't "not save" us; salvation has to be denied by a person to not be saved. That's more or less the general theme.

"Christ Jesus came into the world to save sinners, of whom I am chief" -1 Timothy 1:15

Why should we care about the dubious opinion of an ignorant, superstitious scribe writing nearly a century after these events allegedly took place?