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Christian: If God love you than why hurricane destroy your house but not Atheists house?
10 Answers
- Anonymous3 years ago
Because God wants to give you a pile of insurance money so that you can move away from where the atheist live
- 3 years ago
So you think He enjoys that??? Tell me why. You would not say that about any other being so why would you assume God is not saddened by what saddens you and me.
- ?Lv 63 years ago
God doesn't plan for evil to happen to us. But sometimes he allows it. Sometimes it will test our faith like nothing else. It's easy to believe in God when things go well, but when things fall apart then it's very easy to drift away from God. But that's when he wants us to depend on him and trust him to work out everything for the good even when something really bad happens. The atheist only worries about possessions and money. They worship the world. Christians rely on God, and that means even through very bad times.
- 3 years ago
What's worse Hell or a Hurricane. What's better Heaven or being spared bad weather.
All are imperfect though you assume the opposite.
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- Anonymous3 years ago
Why you no speak better English. Because the atheists' house was not in the path of the hurricane.
- Anonymous3 years ago
idk maybe the house ate a magic apple
- Matthew TLv 73 years ago
Perhaps the atheist needs to see how Christians act in times of crises. Do Christians rise up and conquer or do they sit down and complain?
- 3 years ago
The sun shines on the good and the evil: God sends his rain to fall on the just and the unjust alike. Don't expect any favours in this life.