Since God chose you to be believing before you were born or put into practice anything good or bad, does it not stand to reason that if He saved me He must save all?

If torment were eternal (believe me, it isn't) but if torment were eternal and God chose someone to go there before they were even born, how can God be just?

Please, none of this "We can't judge God" crap. Obviously we can for the Scriptures say that Rom 3:4  God forbid: yea, let God be true, but every man a liar; as it is written, That thou mightest be justified in thy sayings, and mightest overcome when thou art judged.

How can God overcome when He is found to have less righteousness than the creatures of His making if, indeed, He does choose people to be tortured in flames for eternity before they were even born?

God's whole evangel/gospel is that "He may be just and a justifier . . ." due to having Christ die for humanity. But He cannot be just if He is as diabolical as many perceive Him to be.

Tony N.