Is God a just judge?

God doesn't exist, so is therefore the perfect judge.

Yes, but this interpretation of the human sacrifice as a bribe is somewhat wrong and it seems as a rational interpretation, but one that seems not to be backed up by a different insight. I ask you this: can a judge not be moved by the plea of the accused person, or by the defence of the lawyer for the sake of the person who has allegedly committed a crime? I consider the altruism of Jesus, to make God forgive the original sin, to be akin of a judge willing to give a less severe sentence, after being exposed to the constructive demeanour of a burglar. IF God did not alter, or at least reconsider his judgement after such a display of selflessness, a sacrifice, he would be a terrible excuse for a judge: he would judge without even having a trial.

You give god to much authority. You see, there is no god as you can read on the scriptures. A all mighty been that created everything and oversees the actions of his children. The decides who is good and who is evil.

Justice is man created. For a person of a different civilization or of a different time justice can be brought by cutting the hand of a thief. Something you may found barbaric. Human civilizations thrugh the pass of time had stablished they particular concepts of good ans evil, of laws and crimes, of enlightment and shadows.

God is not a creature or a man. God is a concept and is faith. Religions were man made. This religions were the ones that stablished man laws that cause so much pain to humanity. It is not God who is the judge. We are the judges of our neighbors.