Theowl32
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Well, everyone has their cross to bear. Everyone is called to carry it. From a theological standpoint, it is because of our lack of thankfulness that people are asked to carry that cross....Why does it makes babies with cancer, or retarded, or deformed, or in pain, or even with all of that together? Is god not capable of a perfect creation? Is it a punishment of some sort?
Cancer, while APPARENTLY "evil" is necessary in life. Every time we intervene and mess with nature we tend to not consider the LONG TERM ramifications.
Let me put it at a more basic level. When I see a blind person, one of the first thoughts I have is thankfulness for my eye sight. That goes for many of the things you listed. I also find it interesting how so many that are afflicted with such crosses, display a grace that is not describable.
No, it is NOT a PUNISHMENT. It is in fact A GRACE. Yes, I get very angry at times with life or GOD at times. However, when I settle down and the few times God is able to reach through my pride, I see the PURPOSE.
In the meantime, lets talk about how it is mathematically impossible that life happened by chance. Literally, it is mathematically impossible. Physicists dating back to Newton and astronomers like Copernicus knew this. Physicists today, also know this. Hence, the reason for quantum physics and theories like PARALLEL universes etc. All to address the FACT that it is mathematically impossible that life happened by chance or coincidence.