QUOTE(pureimaginationx23 @ Nov 12 2007, 01:46 PM)

I guess that is what I beleive. I mean I'm not just gonna brush it off and say, these thing happen. I mean there has to be a reason for this. Its not fair to the people who suffered I kno. But I'm not gonna be one of those jerks who's motto is "shit happens".
As a Christian this is how I see it.
I will be, shit does happen. God makes decisions for the good of everyone as a whole. When those people died from that hurricane or tsunami it was for the best. It may have been a punishment, it may have just been to keep certain events from taking place of other events, but I don't question it. Everything happens for a reason. God has a master plan. I could never comprehend it, but it's there. He knows all, right?
God killed hundreds or even thousands of people in the bible. Why can't he kill people now? If God killed em, then they deserved to die. Maybe not by our standards but by His. Who am I to judge God's actions? I'm nothing but a speck of dust on this earth that he created, and I won't be alive for even one percent of it's age. Who am I to judge His actions?
I'm not going to sugar coat anything by telling you, "It was an act of nature", when every act of nature is an act of God's creation. F
uck that. No human caused these tsunamis to happen. God didn't use human kind as an instrument. The morals of a human being aren't at question here. God took it into his own hands. He used the raw forces of nature to f
uck some shit up. I have no problem with that.
If you believe in God you have to except that there are certain things that you will never understand. You just trust that God did what he did because he loved us. True love is the hardest love. All possible outcomes are taken into consideration when making a decision of true love. Every thing that will be effected (past, present, and future tense) is taken into consideration. Love is the only reason hell exists. Without hell, it wouldn't be possible for us to love.
QUOTE(pureimaginationx23 @ Nov 12 2007, 03:54 PM)

Why does everyone who doesn't beleive in God always ask that question?
Um... because they don't believe in God. They aren't looking at it through our eyes, they're looking at it from their own perspective. They ask the questions because they don't understand.
What can you do? Start trying to see things from their perspective, and maybe you won't get so frustrated. if you didn't believe in God, how would you feel about it?