Reasons to despise " god " ( in the almost zero possibility of he/she/its existence )

[bozo]

I'd agree with you if every religion and denomination would work that way, but they don't all do that.

If anything the notion of punishment after death is much stronger with theists then atheists. After all, when we die, we assume it is over (apart from the atheists believing in re-incarnation of course). No hell, no punishment.

Yeah, and for example, Christians interpret the bible differently, so there are Christians who don't believe bozos example of course. There are Christians who although believing in God they still think moral goodness as a whole is the bible's message. And a more important part of the bible than the whole "believe" thing, although they would probably take that very seriously too of course.

With respect guys, I think you miss my point, which is that a serial killer ( pretty heavy? ) will be pardoned and welcomed by " god " despite the heinous crimes committed, whereas someone who doesn't accept " god " will be damned despite being innocent of any heavy stuff. It pisses me right off when I read reports of all those convicted of crimes who promptly " find god " as soon as they go inside.
The conclusion to be drawn is that " god " welcomes anyone prepared to worship him/her/it above anything else.

But in reality neither of them go to hell or heaven and not all Christians believe that the serial killer would go to heaven and the atheist to hell. If the atheist is/was a good person then some Christians would think that the atheist may even go to heaven and I'm sure that some Christians would certainly at least also send the serial-killer to hell too. Just having faith in God, even if its 100% faith, is not enough for all Christians certainly, there are many Christians that think even though his faith is at the maximum, the serial-killer would still need to be a much better person and to never have done such horrible things in order to get into heaven. Surely?
So thats what I mean.

So what's " god's " opinion then?