Contradiction of greatest

[Eilonnwy]

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Another question. Do you think that a parent has the right to destroy a child because this child did not follow the rules of the household?

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Well of course not.

But arguable the parents produced the child and therefore that child belongs to the parent.

As you stated:

Because the entire universe is produced by and belongs to him, the sovereign and univocal lawgiver who is the final court of arbitration.

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At the consumation of his purposes he will finally eradicate all sin and its every consequence from the face of his creation, which includes all those who prefer it and everything affected by it, and he will finally exist once again in open communion with his children. Those who want no part of a world like that will have their wishes granted; since the entire universe was made by and belongs to God, there is nowhere to evict them to, so they are to be eradicated along with everything else of sin. As C.S. Lewis put the matter quite succinctly, "There are only two kinds of people in the end: those who say to God, 'Thy will be done,' and those to whom God says, 'Thy will be done'."

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It seems entirely contradictory to me to claim that a God has the right to "destroy" humans or send them to "hell", yet we recognize we do not have that same right over our children, whom we have created through sexual reproduction, provide rules to live by, as well as care for and support.