The Gullible God

Christians seem confident that Heaven awaits them after death. Let's say for the sake of argument that paradise in the clouds exists and people go there after they die (assuming they did the right things). Why would Christians assume they would be allowed to enter? For a Christian to assume this, is to assume an "all-knowing" god with telepathy is gullible. The god would have to be gullible otherwise very few Christians would be getting into heaven, if any.

Let's say hypothetically the Bible stayed the same along with the Christian religion. But Heaven and Hell switched places. If you believed in God and loved him, along with being a good person during your lifetime, you would join him in Hell after death, to suffer forever. How many Christians would still "love" their god, knowing that they would spend an eternity burning in Hell for doing so? The only thing driving Christians to say that they believe in and love this god is because they think there is a reward for doing so, sort of like sucking-up. Here is an analogy to put what I mean into perspective...

Let's say this guy had an aunt that was a millionaire, she was an awful person and treated everyone like garbage. But he faked being nice to get money out of her; she believed that he was genuine so she left her fortune to him after she died. He tricked her because she was gullible enough to believe in his sincerity. The love towards his aunt was not genuine, if she had no money at all, he would want nothing to do with her. And the same goes for this god, if this god offered nothing, or an eternity in Hell for loving him, no one would love him.

There is zero evidence to even hint of the existence of any god, let alone the Christian god. There is no way that anyone can love something which they can't even know exists (how could you know what you are loving?). Christians love the idea of Heaven, just like the person in my example loves the idea money. The Christians believe their god is gullible.