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[ My view is this: no just deity would condemn one of its finite creatures to infinite punishment, no matter what the finite creature had done, and so if a deity were to mete out infinite punishment for what are essentially finite transgressions, that deity would be unjust and therefore worthy neither of respect nor fealty. ]

I see, so culling the flock for the betterment of the flock is NOT GOOD.. i.e. culling out the sick and diseased..

I'm speaking spiritually here.. culling out spirits because of some spiritual disease or spiritual weakness.. On the otherhand you may not of thought this through thoughly.. or at all.. Proving my point.. Thanks you made this point clearer to me.. I appreciate it..

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I see, so culling the flock for the betterment of the flock is NOT GOOD.. i.e. culling out the sick and diseased..

I'm speaking spiritually here.. culling out spirits because of some spiritual disease or spiritual weakness.. On the otherhand you may not of thought this through thoughly.. or at all.. Proving my point.. Thanks you made this point clearer to me.. I appreciate it..

I'm not sure what point you're referring to since I was addressing Snowbelt Man.

But now that you mention it, what is the origin of these diseased spirits of which you speak? Is the maker really that incompetent?

And you might want to consider addressing the disproportion between the finite and the infinite that I mention, rather than passing over it in silence.