Dilemma for theists!

[genkaus]

The wages for sin are death. So we die, justly. But death is not forgiveness nor atonement, Jesus is.

It seems you don't understand your own words. If the wages for sin is death, then death is the atonement and after death no forgiveness is required. You understand what "wage" means, right? It means that upon dying, you have paid for your sins. Once you have done so, withholding forgiveness on basis of absence of any ass-kissing would not only be unjust, it'd be evil and a sure sign of hatred. That's your god, evil and full of hate.

You would have people spend time in hell, and then allow them to come be with you in heaven. Seems wrong.

Why? That seems much more rational, just and frankly smarter that what your god did.

What would no sin be like?

Contrary to your theology, like every child in the world.

Jesus was sinless, no one can compare to him because no one else is sinless. Anything that happened to him will transcend everyone combined because he deserved no pain, suffering, or discomfort, none. Special pleading.

Good. So you can identify your own logical fallacies. You are correct - the argument you have made here is a logical fallacy called special pleading.