Do you honestly believe that God would kill a bunch of children because prayer was removed from school back in 1963?
My Queen
2012/12/16 13:49:14
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trap flapper 2012/12/16 14:24:01No+10I think anyone who believes this should be placed on 24 hour mental health watch....People need to look to themselves for a solution - and stop trying to blame guns, God and whatever the media throws out there...






















Let's suppose that your god is real.
Is he impotent to stop such violence, or does he just not care about the lives of 26 people, including 20 children?
I cannot imagine believing in a deity who would allow this.
As for supposing that God is impotent while simultaneously thinking I should be free: I don't think he is impotent. I think he is nonexistent. But if he DOES exist; then yes, he is impotent. But if he is not impotent, he is apathetic. But those are the only options; and none of them make me want to worship him.
Idiots with guns do these things
FACT if there would not been guns in the house of the shooter (like owning a gun is illegal) this never would not have happened
many mentally ILL people arent getting the help they need ,,
many states have cut mental health services / medicaid / etc ..and there is more they could be doing to protect children , and elementary schools "that they do in Jr. & high schools !
No one in the Middle East is protecting my ass, they're protecting their own, until they finally can leave where we never should have been in the first place.
- God is a kind of childhood 'Superhero' who makes things happen or not happen.
Now, if you are asking me for a Christian perspective then it would be something like this:
- People have free will. In fact, its worse because people have 'free will' and are also separated from God.
We live in a 'real world' with real consequences where what we believe, practice and pursue really will have consequences.
In this case (as with maybe many of these cases?) we may do something 'sinful' or 'wrong' like pretend the problem is 'gun control' because we think 'right-wingers' love gun rights... and so we can use this to 'hurt them'.
Meanwhile, we do NOT spend honest time on the real problem. When it happens again we are receiving real consequences for real neglect.
As with some 'school shooters' - yes, raising them as 'atheists' certainly has a 'consequence'.
But unfortunately, we do believe we live in a real broken world where real bad choices have real consequences.
And God cannot 'zap it away' or it becomes a farce, a fraud and love means nothing after all.
That wasn't some kind of smack-down answer I know. But it was approaching a proper perspective and a start.