I'm simply stating that God's stigma of being a 'sadistic ruler that sends people to torment in Hell' isn't likely to go away if that is indeed what He does.
Okay, and I said that he
doesn't "send people to torment in Hell," at least not for eternity. According to my theology,
almost everyone who has ever lived will ultimately end up in Heaven. This includes, Mormons, non-LDS Christians, Jews, Muslims, Buddhists, Hindus, Sikhs, pagans, agnostics and atheists. It includes the dregs of society, the people most Christians say don't stand a chance of being "saved." I believe, as I explicitly stated before, that the
only ones who will not end up in Heaven are the ones who, when all is said and done, will stand before Him and say, "I know you; you're God. You're my Creator. You gave me life, and if there was anything good that I had during my life, it was because you gave it to me. I know that your Son, Jesus Christ, was willing to take all of my sins upon himself and be punished in my place. I know that He did so willingly. I know that through Him, an eternity of more wonderful than I can conceivably imagine exists for me. I know you've given me a myriad of chances, over many millenia to think this over, and I have. I want nothing to do you you from this time forward. I want to spend eternity as far from you as possible." Those individuals will get their wish. If you think that's sadistic, so be it.