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[We can ask the question: When we die, what is there to judge?  The body cannot be judged.  It is dead. Re-animation would explicitly violate His Own Will that we be “who we are,” that is, “creatures”.  Death goes with the territory. Creatures do not die then come back to life.

One’s actions could be judged, but these actions are events in the past, therefore cannot be held responsible. “Responsibility” implies “a thing that can be held accountable”.  The actions were events, not things, so cannot be held accountable.

What about one’s think^group and its associated denials of law^essential?

Well, let us perform a thought experiment and suppose that, due to various bureaucratic machinations, God waits about 80 years (4 generations) before rendering judgment on any individual.  Imagine defending your bohemian lifestyle and cooperation with the eugenics movement, today, in 2012, when you died in 1932.  This think^group and denial of law^essential are a dead as you are.  Time renders us all parochial.

Well, now that we eliminated actions₂, law^essential₃ and think^group₃, what is left?

Only the specified conscience₁ and trained (but still natural) dispositions₁ remain as “things that can be held responsible”; that is, “judged”.

Are these not the characteristics that animate the body?  Do these not comprise the soul and bring the person to life? ]