Does G-d take into consideration ones background and family. Since in one of the lectures you said that when a person is accustomed to creating mitzvot then it becomes easier to create more mitzvot and with sins vice versa. Therefore it seems that if a person was born into a chareidi family then they would have had a much easier time and less chance of sins. It feels unbalanced and unfair since ones family and environment somewhat conditions a person even if they do learn about it’s it’s not the same as being privileged to be born chairedi. Does G-d judge us based on this as well relative to our specific ta’vot? Secondly, if someone had gone through a hard life test which caused them to lose faith for a short period of time does G-D also take this into consideration when they make teshuva?

Asked on August 10, 2020