The solution of Japanese disasters

[jgarden]

Why has such disaster afflicted Japan?


The true cause of disasters and afflictions is because of the wrong-doing: people are wrong doers: they wrong each other and wrong themselves --> and God then misguides them and they fall in the idolatry: they worship the sun, the idols and their religious leaders associating them with God Almighty --> so God punishes them.

This is explained in the Quran 31: 41
ظَهَرَ الْفَسَادُ فِي الْبَرِّ وَالْبَحْرِ بِمَا كَسَبَتْ أَيْدِي النَّاسِ لِيُذِيقَهُم بَعْضَ الَّذِي عَمِلُوا لَعَلَّهُمْ يَرْجِعُونَ

The explanation:
(Corruption has appeared in the land [like earthquakes, hurricanes, volcanoes ...etc] and sea [like floods, tsunamies ...etc],

because of [the works] that the hands of people have earned;

so that He may let them taste [the punishment of] some of their deeds;

that they may desist [from their wickedness.])


Now, what will people do? Are they immune against other catastrophes like this and may be more?

The Japanes people have to resort to God Almighty alone without associate and leave their association according to their enthusiasm about the religious leaders,

and the most correct way is to resort to the Quran and the Islam, or else such quakes and tsunamies may come on them again and again, when neither their scientific progress nor their alleys will save them.

Japanese people should take the lesson and resort to God alone, and they should not listen to the words of atheists and their misguided religious patrons.
The patron saint

The earthquake and cleavage

What "eanassir" is promoting are so-called religious beliefs, not based on "love," but "fear!"

It is questionable whether "beliefs" predicated on "fear" and the attempts to "hedge one's bets" in the event that some deity may actually exist, has anything to do with religion itself..

The problem with a faith based on protecting oneself from general catastrophes (quakes, tsunamies) is that it can be just as easily replaced with yet another faith based on protecting oneself from specific catastrophes (ie. a gun aimed at your head).

When you plant your faith in shallow soil, it will lean in whatever direction the wind happens to be blowing at the time.

This is not religious faith but just a form of theological "opportunism" - allowing one to be on the "winning" side given the outside possibility that some form of "god" may exist.

True faith is maintaining one's religious beliefs irrespective of which way the wind is blowing and a willingness to endure whatever persecutions to which one may be subjected.