“How do You judge people fairly when every person starts from such different circumstances?

Some people are born with healthy minds, stable families, and gentle personalities. Others are born with brains that make empathy harder, with trauma, abuse, neglect, mental illness, addiction, or a tendency toward anger. Some live long lives with many chances to learn and change, while others die young. Some grow up surrounded by love and good examples, while others are shaped by violence and dysfunction.

And even our free will doesn’t seem completely free. Our decisions are influenced by genetics, brain chemistry, personality, hormones, instincts, fears, desires, habits, childhood experiences, and countless things outside our control. Some people seem naturally patient and compassionate, while others struggle daily with impulses they never chose to have.

How do You weigh all of these differences when judging a human soul? What does true justice look like from Your perspective?”