I suggest that people trying, with their limited human reason, to fathom the motives and actions of God, especially with respect to why bad things happen to good people...consider the case of Job.
I'd read the whole thing.. but especially Job 38.. in which He responds to Job's lamentations of the sorrows and hardships placed upon a good and faithful servant of God.
Oh ye. The Job story. One of my favorite examples of God's immorality.
That is the one where God makes an immoral bet with Satan, you know, the one that cannot be with God because God cannot abide with sin, and has him do all kinds of evil to him just to win a bet that he is supposed to know he will win.
Nice God that.
Who was responsible for all that evil? Satan or God?
The same God who cannot sin or do evil.
Regards
DL
Of course, if your intellect is in every way equal.. or superior to that of God.. i guess you can just follow your own counsel.. and see where it leads you.
But we are equal and FMPOV superior to God.
Do we not inherit the same knowledge of good and evil and moral sense that A & E did from the tree of knowledge?
God said they did and became as Gods, knowing good and evil. God's own words that you seem to be ignoring in your zeal to remain ignorant of good morals.
Regards
DL
To understand God is to forgive God. That spark is constant nothing disobeys the laws and lives, even a mountain or the tiniest bug experiences the wrath of nature. The ignorant suffer exceptionally. We mostly have a very corrupt and infantile vision of God here in the dead west. Santa Clause is more powerful by far in our eyes. He draws bigger crowds every year.
Not surprising. He does not promise to send the vast majority of us to purposeless everlasting torture in hell.
Regards
DL