Princess Trollestia said:
Who are you and where is Morgan Freeman?
If you love us all equally, why sentence us to Hell for eternal torture?
Why would you send us to Hell for not loving you?
I will let C.S. Lewis answer this, since he was such an eloquent fellow.
"God, in the end, gives people what they most want, including freedom from himself. What could be more fair?"
God is perfect, therefore His domain is perfect, and He cannot tolerate sin in His perfect domain (heaven). The people who don't want to be in heaven (because they don't want to be with God for any multitude of reasons) must logically have another place to go, therefore what is known as hell. Hell is simply the name given for the place where people can exist eternally without God.
No one goes to Hell that didn't chose to go there. A person either wants to be with God or without God. For example, Lucifer wanted to be god himself, God couldn't be there for that to happen, so Lucifer did not want to be with God. It is not a matter of punishment or torture, but rather that being without God for eternity is a mode of existing, just like being with God is a mode of existence.
To a Christian, being without God is the ultimate torture and punishment, but to someone like say Richard Dawkins, Bertrand Russell, or Stephen Hawking, they do not want anything to do with God. God does not force Himself upon anyone. You chose to be one way or the other, with God, or without. You chose where you want to go, heaven, or hell.
C.S. Lewis was so funny. "My symbol for hell is something like the bureaucracy of a police state or the offices of a thoroughly nasty business concern...held together entirely by fear and greed." - The Screwtape Letters, preface
You should read the Screwtape Letters. That senior devil is so funny. "Research is in progress. Meanwhile you, disgusting little- [Here the MS. breaks off and is resumed in a different hand.] In the heat of composition I find that I have inadvertently allowed myself to assume the form of a large centipede. I am accordingly dictating the rest to my secretary."
Now, as to Morgan Freeman...he certainly has quite the voice, doesn't he?