Is nihilism the logical extreme of atheism?

[Jenny A]

Only if you define justice as what god does and a very ugly justice that would be.

If its thoroughly just it doesn't matter what we think of it.

Unless justice is defined as whatever god does (which is subjective at least on god's part) my point is that the Christian god does not appear just by any standard we apply to humans.

I don't think that follows. What is it that is inherently good about a creator?

Good as in functional. That's the root meaning of good.

The Natzi gas chambers were functional, but they weren't good at least not in any moral sense of the word.

If god isn't good as in, "that which is morally right" but merely as, "having the qualities required for a particular role" i.e. that of creator, then I see no difference between the proposed goodness of god and the big bang.

{Definitions quoted from https://www.google.com/search?q=good+def...channel=sb}