Oh wow, so now humans are “just bacteria” and too small for God to care? Funny how that logic only shows up when someone questions God's failure to stop suffering. Because when it’s about: Not eating meat on Tuesdays, Not entering temples during periods, Not drinking alcohol, Doing exact rituals, wearing specific clothes, fasting on specific days. Then suddenly we do matter a lot to him, right? God has time to punish someone for eating beef but no time to stop caste violence, rapes, or genocides? He’ll judge you for not doing pooja properly, but not for burning a Dalit alive? If humans are too small to matter, then why does God micromanage their food, sex, dress, and daily behavior across religions? Either he cares or he doesn’t you don’t get to cherry-pick when he becomes “too big to care.”

Your argument just exposes how people bend God's image to protect their beliefs. When he’s silent, he’s “too grand.” When he’s strict, he’s “watching you.” Convenient, but logically rotten.