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

[The Architect Of Fate]

How do you lawfully murder someone, if murder is unlawful killing?  How do you lawfully unlawfully kill someone?  That's a contradiction.

Because isn't defined by it's lawfulness . Thus it's not a contradiction to say murder can be lawful. Murder is a malicious and unjustifiable act against an undeserving person and indeed authorities can and do commit such acts . 

As for the non-sequitur, how does it not follow that if God can give life, he can take it away?  I wasn't referring to humans there.

It doesn't matter what your referring to . It does not follow that if something gives life it can take it away 

And finally you call me in error for not expressing an opinion about the other adjectives??

I imagine you object to those  adjectives. If so you are in error because they all fit .

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No, God didn't make us sinful, creation was good, and man was very good.  It was man that chose to sin, and passed that on to his offspring - don't blame your problems on God.

If god creates it . He bears all the blame for it's current state regardless of any other decision made by any other being . In fact even creating being with choice is blameworthy , And the fact man had the option of sin when no such option was necessary even for free will is blameworthy