Why Would a Loving God Create Hell?

As a Christian, even I do not understand the concept of Hell. I know that according to my belief, Hell was not created for people. It was to be the destination freely chosen by the rebellious spirits that did not want to be under Gods authority. A human only ends up there by following one of the wannabe gods instead of the True God.
Personally, why won;t God just allow those who do not want to serve Him to cease to exist instead of burning for eternity? Kinda like the Death penalty for Demons. Anyway, I hope that if Hell is real none of us in this forum ever go there. If I ever get a "get out of Hell free" card, I will save it for you!

Yeah and to clarify myself, I was not meaning to imply that anyone would need my "Get out of Hell Free" card anyway. Based on my own Belief, I better keep it, eh?
In many stories of human struggle and cosmic galactic battles such as star wars, there are often some pretty impressive plot twists.
The characters who should receive the answers sometimes do not, whereas the characters whom no one thinks will survive do occasionally survive. C.S.Lewis says that the Bible has just enough of a plot twist to make it a plausible truth as opposed to a work of fiction. Lewis also says this about the question of whether he believed in the Devil: C.S. Lewis was a great intellect, and yet he was a believer in the reality of Jesus. He defends this in many ways, most notable:

Im bringing back this older topic because it has some good points. Personally, I dont believe that IF Hell exists it was created for bad people. Hell was, IMHO created for the freewill of the rebellious spirits.People obviously have freewill to some extent, yet only a moron would actually choose to avoid God.

And yet Hollywood keeps making films which are more and more graphic and explicit.
Video Game manufacturers do likewise.There is something oddly attractive about such graphic stories.Its as if we want to look away yet keep glancing back and absorbing the possibility that deep within our souls, we are as twisted as the monsters we see.

We were talking in chat, the other day...and the issue came up:If a human, (who is not as loving and just as God) sees that a horse has become crippled and is in pain, we will "put the animal down" or shoot them dead as an act of mercy. Why, then, would not God (who is infinitely more merciful than a human) allow an unbeliever the option of ceasing to exist rather than eternal Hell and Torment? It certainly makes no sense to me why eternal torment is the only other option besides surrender and trust in Christ.

IMB, No. It is one of a couple of things He cannot do. He cannot cease being GOD (nor cease being at all) and He cannot lie (or deceive.) Some would argue the latter of the two points, but not I.Why is it written or declared that the only conceptualization I can have of GOD must come from the Bible? Did He not give me a mind for a reason?I do believe that GOD never purposefully created a fallen Satan and an actualized evil, however. I believe that He created a freewill Lucifer who He may well have foreknown would become Satan (or actualized evil) and that when Isaiah speaks of the Lord creating both good and evil, it meant that He created the potential for evil (or rebellion, or self exultation) only to show the antithesis of what He was.I also will admit that IMB Jesus Christ is Gods character and is necessary to show humanity a reflection of the image that God had for us before we chose instead to freely expand our awareness without obedience. I won't limit my questioning to Scriptural explanations, however. To say that the Bible is the perfect source can only be corroborated in The Bible so that holds no water.

So are you suggesting that even God must bow to the Laws of Physics? Hypothetically, God by definition could rewrite all natural laws as He saw fit to do. But then again, He would be playing tricks on the disciplined rational and logical minds that He gave us, and that would be cruel, no?