Ends? You know we're a sphere right?
Ever hear of a figure of speech? How about this... "the ends of the continents"? Does that work better for you? (Note: In translations, English has a word for "ground" and "Planet" and they can both be "Earth").
How many people have you killed?
What does that have to do with anything?
Mockery my dear friend. It makes you and any look so trivial.
Mockery? I'm not getting where you're saying I'm mocking anybody.
I'll leave off with this, and I'll explain it thusly:
Imagine a person who is out there alone in a huge vast plain. Nothing but rolling plains as far as the eye can see. Let's imagine this person has magical powers, and manages to make a small species of animal, let's say, I don't know, cats. This person lives inside a house they built for themselves, and it is absolutely spotless and clean in every imaginable respect.
This person makes a yard for said cats outside of the house, because the person was lonely and they like to watch the cats at play in the yard. Let's say the person has also made, I don't know, small birds that fly about the house maintaining the house for him.
One day, one of the birds (Satan) decides he's jealous of the man, and decides to rebel. The man angrily throws the bird and a third of all the birds, the ones who followed the first, out of the house and forbids them to enter into the house, ever again.
The bird named Satan is angry with the man, beyond rage and decides that from now until Eternity, he is going to have his revenge against the man. So he flies out to the yard where the cats are at play, and starts corrupting the cats, one by one. It was the man's original plan, that when the cats fully grow up, that they'd be allowed into the guy's huge mansion, but they can't come into the mansion until this happens.
But now that the cats are corrupt, let's say the birds put mud all through their fur and made them act rowdy, and gave them foul food so that they go puking every now and then.
The Man doesn't want these things in his perfect pristine mansion; they'll defecate on the floor, they'll puke everywhere, and they're covered in mud.
The man then places a basin of water in the cat's yard, and says "Jump in this basin of water, and stay away from mud and I'll let you in the house when you grow up". Most of the cats refuse to jump in the basin of water (cats hate water, right?). A few do, but most don't.
Those who don't, the man takes and tosses them out because he can't have them in his house, and they have grown past the yard, he needs to move them to make room for new kittens. So he takes them to the edges of his property, and releases them outside the fence. Those who jumped in the basin, are washed of their mud and display their obedience. These cats, he washes the rest of the way, and welcomes into the house.
Those outside the fence... they get lonely, they have no food, and they are forever separated from their maker. The man is sad over the fact, but all they had to do was jump in the basin... but they refused, and as such, don't love the man, and don't want to be with the man.
Is he supposed to force them to go into the house anyways, filthy as they are, disobedient as they are? They don't love the man, so why would they want to go into the man's house?
Now, if we go back to Reality...
Why would God bring an unbeliever into Heaven? Heaven is a spotless place, without sin, without pain, without death, without evil. Those who are disobedient to God don't Love God, they don't desire God, and would have no place being with God.
Let me ask you a question...
Suppose for a second Heaven is real and you were going there, and let's say God asked you, "What do you want to have in Heaven?"
What would your response be?