And if God was so damn good, why did he make so many humans with defects? 1/4 of people have mental issues, and then there is cancer and other diseases.....
Perspective.
I know a young man who turned 19 the other day, I was over at his house to celebrate his birthday. He has down's syndrome and probably won't live to see 30. I say this in all sincerity, I learn more from him in 30 minutes than I learn from asswipes here in a year. He is a beautiful person with a beautiful soul and he touches the lives of everyone who meets him and spends some time with him... does he look funny? Yes. Does he sound and act different? Yes. Does he have a health condition? Of course. But he is still a beautiful person with a beautiful soul. And I am sure the same can be said for many you call "humans with defects."
One of the most inspirational people I've ever known, passed away last month. She had muscular dystrophy and was confined to a wheelchair. She was in her 40s... doctors said she wouldn't live past her teens. She was an Accounting professor at a private college. She became a CPA and had her own business. She won Miss Wheelchair Alabama. She was funny and witty, and she simply didn't know the meaning of "I can't!" She had her own custom van which she drove all over the south. When we first met, she jokingly told me she liked "long walks on the beach." An incredibly amazing person despite her disability.
I hate to break this to you, but you probably have your share of defects. I doubt that you are a perfect human being. So what makes you believe your defects are okay and others aren't? I think it's about perspective... God puts these people here to teach us and show us about life. I've presented just two personal examples of people you would find "damaged" but I've gained more from them than I could ever gain from you. My life is far more enriched knowing them than it would ever be in knowing you. And I'm not alone... when my friend passed away, the family was overwhelmed with the outpouring of sympathy from thousands and thousands of people who's lives she had touched. It was truly amazing.