That's not what I was saying at all.
The crux of it is this, there are six billion people on this planet alone, and maybe 1,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 stars some of which have planets, some of which have life, ...
... so why would God care about an individual, when there are so many lifeforms?
It's arrogant to think a God, who created so much, could care less about one person, and watch over every aspecyt of their lives to see if they sin. Ludicrous and arrogant.
Assuming you believe in Godof course, and a creator God.
I don't.
In order to discuss this issue at hand, it is not necessary to believe in God.
We are exploring whether the argument "There are too many living beings for God to care for each and every one of them" is valid.
I noted earlier that God might be so big and so powerful to be able to pay attention to every living being.
Your line of reasoning seems to be that God is not so big and not so powerful to be able to pay attention to every living being.
The traditional understanding of God from scriptures from various monotheistic religions is that God is almighty. So according to this, God is very well so big and so powerful to be able to pay attention to every living being.
How do you support your reasoning that God might not so big and not so powerful to be able to pay attention to every living being?
And again, we are exploring a hypothetical, the validity of an argument. To do this, it is not necessary to believe in God, so you can participate - in fact you should participate, since you brought up issue.