1miseryindex
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So why does God give permission to that vile creature for such outrageously hideous things as child abuse--molestation in particular?
Sorry, but it's enough to make you hate God--and I confess I have felt hatred toward Him, in certain emotionally heated moments.
Of course those moments of hatred toward God happend mostly as a result of evils that were perpetrated against yours truly. But one day years ago when I was feeling sorry for myself--enough to get really ticked @ God-- I reminded myself that there are others in the world suffering also, often egregiously. I thought in particular about innocent children being molested by perverts.
I was blown away thinking of such seemingly inexcusable evil (God's "allowance" of it).
man has free will and that's why the world is full of evil and its nasty consequences. I get that.
But God..
I used to hate this saying that comes to mind: "It is what it is." But it's true that whether we understand God or not, He is who He is. Things on Earth are as they are.
There's nothing we can do--
except get involved "politically."
I cite the Lord's Prayer given to us by Jesus:
"Thy will be done, on Earth as it is in Heaven."
How will good be done "on Earth as it is in Heaven" unless we humans do it?

Sorry, but it's enough to make you hate God--and I confess I have felt hatred toward Him, in certain emotionally heated moments.
Of course those moments of hatred toward God happend mostly as a result of evils that were perpetrated against yours truly. But one day years ago when I was feeling sorry for myself--enough to get really ticked @ God-- I reminded myself that there are others in the world suffering also, often egregiously. I thought in particular about innocent children being molested by perverts.
I was blown away thinking of such seemingly inexcusable evil (God's "allowance" of it).
man has free will and that's why the world is full of evil and its nasty consequences. I get that.
But God..
I used to hate this saying that comes to mind: "It is what it is." But it's true that whether we understand God or not, He is who He is. Things on Earth are as they are.
There's nothing we can do--
except get involved "politically."
I cite the Lord's Prayer given to us by Jesus:
"Thy will be done, on Earth as it is in Heaven."
How will good be done "on Earth as it is in Heaven" unless we humans do it?
