A ground that structurally enables unwholesome karma cannot be categorically neutral without collapsing the distinction between purity and defilement central to Buddhist soteriology.

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Categorically neutral(as used in Buddhist metaphysics): Something that belongs to a category that is completely impartial or without moral quality—neither good nor bad, neither pure nor impure.
Purity and defilement(as used in Buddhist soteriology): In Buddhism, purity refers to a spiritually clean or enlightened state, while defilement refers to spiritual corruption caused by unwholesome actions and mental states.
Soteriology(The main subject of the statement; refers to Christian teachings about salvation): The study of salvation—specifically, what it means to be saved and how that salvation happens in a religion.
Unwholesome karma(as used in Buddhist ethics): Actions driven by greed, hatred, or delusion that are believed to create negative consequences and spiritual harm, according to Buddhist teaching.

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