text: Mercy is necessary because there's a sense of offense and something that is terribly done to someone. If there's no sin, then mercy cannot ever follow. Is it mercy to say to someone either committing adultery, homosexual actions, or a thief, there's no sin you've committed? If so, then there's no mercy - no forgiveness - because there's no offense. Because you cannot ever sense a wrong coming out of it. Therefore, for Mercy, there must be freewill and the ability/choice to do wrong. God didn't make us like the other creatures for which cannot sin, since they can never be destined either to Heaven nor Hell. God made our souls, beside our bodies, as an eternal resting point to which He may say: "Well done my good and faithful servant." All that Jesus describes of Heaven and Hell are everlasting feats in the Creation of the Soul of a man (i.e. men, women, and children.) God made people for Heaven not Hell. But the devil and his followers have made Hell from their sins - unrepentant.)