Present Truth: Interesting analogy
B) Take "your son" out in the front yard and announce to the entire neighborhood with a megaphone that you're going to shoot him dead instead because "I" broke your window and damaged our relationship, and SOMEBODY HAS TO PAY! Then kill your son to make the point? Meanwhile, you leave the window broken so that the termites, rain, wind and snow come in and do further damage to your home and then decide to fix it years later once the majority of the house is in ruins when you could have just fixed that little panel of glass on day one and prevented any further damage at all?
Jesus said Himself that He and the Father are one. The Father sending His Son is not a mean act of a father imposing some sort of cruel sentence. Jesus even said that no one takes His life from Him, but that He lays it down of His own accord. Yes, God could have just repaired the "window" and been done with it, but it wouldn't have shown the extent of God's love for humanity. That probably sounds like the opposite should be true, but think about it. To me, fixing the window quietly and moving on is like a parent who doesn't want to be bothered with his child. Instead, God took on our frail human nature and elevated it beyond our wildest dreams. He willingly suffered, although He didn't have to, to show us our value to Him. Sounds crazy, but isn't that what love is?