God

[ilovesatan]

If god is the one responsible for creating the weather, natural disasters as such and he knows that he is creating them and that they kill innocent lives, I call god the real evil of the world, not satan but god.

[thingy123]

Yes God is all knowing and all powerful, but whatever it happens, it happens to God's reason, if you read a bible, that being one of his followers is not a easy way to make, you'd know why. Satan all from the start is evil, and he was the one who created diseases and pulled bad things on man to make Lord God furious upon us.

Even now, some people are being used, and they are the ones who can bring a fury of Our Father upon us. Don't blame him for the deaths of many, and if you knew about Heaven's Gate people, who commited suicide, it is they who cannot go to heaven, and broke the very law that forbade them from killing themselves, and the innocent people

According to the laws of impossibilities and possibilities, Lord God wouldn't change it, and likes to abide with it, the very laws he created.

From his Plan, He waited, when Devil rebelled against Father. During the Creation. Deaths happen, many die, how would you ever hold the fact that the deception runs in this world, like a spider web, merely pull a thread, everything unravels around you.

[McCulloch]

Question: "Why does God allow natural disasters, i.e. earthquakes, hurricanes, and tsunamis?"

answer http://www.gotquestions.org/natural-disasters.html

For one thing, such events shake our confidence in this life and force us to think about eternity.

And damn to hell those who are killed in such events, if they have not faith.

Many amazing miracles occurred during the course of natural disasters that prevented even greater loss of life.

No they don't. But even if they did, should we be grateful to the author of the disaster for small miracles that selectively prevents a few from becoming victims?

Christian ministries have the opportunity to help, minister, counsel, pray, and lead people to saving faith in Christ! God can, and does, bring great good out of terrible tragedies.

Good one! God inflicts horrible calamities on folks, so that the Christians can have an opportunity to practice benevolence. Rah! Rah!

[changel]

the Big IF, IF GOD... well sorry their einstein, but God has nothing to do with this world, and we humans chose it that way! Don't like dieing in calamities, wars, earthquakes, from strange viruses, bacteria, and vermin? From every pleasure you practice till you have aids, cancer and corruption beyond spiritual repair? Sick of it? Then stay in the Garden of Eden, we bunch of geniuses! We are learning though, that God was right, hands off turkeys. But that rotten old angel, he had to be the first stinker in time. Thats how the story goes, and that's why were debating here. But apparently, Mike's been helping us out, quite a bit, quite the true hero, that blazing axe of God! He's going to herd us back to Eden, it's just no fun with this serial murdering angel whose a big flesh addict to boot leading us around! Death to Satan, soooooon. Let Mike have a whack at that old swill filled head of his Isaiah 27:1! heh-heh Only 1 AxeAngel BABY! Jeehah!

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[TXatheist]

If god is the one responsible for creating the weather, natural disasters as such and he knows that he is creating them and that they kill innocent lives, I call god the real evil of the world, not satan but god.

Is the Christian god actually creating natural disasters or did he simply create a world where disasters could happen naturally?

[Goat]

If god is the one responsible for creating the weather, natural disasters as such and he knows that he is creating them and that they kill innocent lives, I call god the real evil of the world, not satan but god.

Is the Christian god actually creating natural disasters or did he simply create a world where disasters could happen naturally?

Given that alleged traits of the Christian god is all knowing, and all powerful, what is the difference when push comes to shove.