Departure for cases

I wanted to ask you whether the information presented in the first and last paragraphs
There is a punishment from the Creator for being left to chance, and then it may or may not die without any supervision, like the fish in the sea.
Does this make philosophical or moral sense?
I know your view that everyone is sent to chance, but I ask in a time when the Creator did intervene, according to their view, how are such philosophers moral?
expressed such an opinion about the Creator? (Please don't answer me for asking them, except that it's problematic, but I'm simply asking you as a serious philosopher, what is your insight into this?)