i don't see how that's relevant to hyperindividualism vs generational consequences but anyway yes, impersonal "karma" is also less appealing to my personal idea of justice and sense of mercy than the doctrine of a merciful god who does not want anyone to suffer "but all to come to repentance." it's spectacular on a deeper level how god's mercy in sending his son and reconciling undeserving sinners to himself through the bond of love does not override but rather exemplifies his justhood. long story short, i think christianity, in portraying it as corrective, rather than punitive gets the objective of justice far better than the philosophers of my native land.
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