Converting

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In the most basic, human sense.

Huh. You're anthropomorphising god, then.

An apt analogy is the old saw ‘ignorance of the law is not a defense’, but a man who robs a bank can claim the he didn’t know act was illegal is still subject the just punishment of the law.

You still need a law to say this. The absence of law does imply the absence of justice. Isn't it some definition of justice... to enforce law.?

A god who provides guidance to its creatures isn’t just, but merciful. And ‘justice’ and ‘mercy’ are mutually exclusive qualities. If you were to argue that it is a merciful god who provides guidance, you’d have a much stronger case.

Merciful means slighter punishment, forgiving whoever deserves forgiveness, etc. not the absence of guidance/law.

And I'm waiting for your case against a just+merciful god, aside from claims.