God doesn't prevent terrible things because?

[attaboy]

dsgrue3 said:

attaboy said:

You are not very smart and trying to have a discussion with you is like trying to have a discussion with a drunk person.  That is why I choose to discontinue this "discussion".  You didn't even seem to have the ability to identify simple concepts like metaphors and rhetoricial questions at times.  This whole thing was a waste of time, teacher.  I request a transfer to another class.

:)

I'm not very smart...hmm. Well wrong objectively, but perhaps not subjectively. But that's okay, because my intelligence is a fact of life. Deal with it.

Just to reiterate the lack of cogence on your behalf:

attaboy said:
Who decides what's terrible? 

attaboy said:

 What we see as something terrible may be something necessary in a greater scheme.

attaboy said:
Maybe terrible is a human concept that doesn't apply to a higher power. 

1. Who decides?

2. It's necessary.

3. Terrible doesn't apply.

These are logically incoherent jumps. 

Then you move on to another topic you clearly don't understand...

attaboy said:

 I just say that the world has been here for a long time.  It had to come from somewhere, right? 

Wrong. 

attaboy said:

Lastly, you say everything came from nowhere.  Please educate me....if you can stop your uncontrollable laughter for just a moment.  That's not normal, by the way.

It did. Already elucidated.

And then you make this rather inept argument:

attaboy said:

Buy "Our creator" I mean whatever being or force of nature or whatever created all of this. 

Forces of nature don't exist bereft of the Universe itself, you basically said the Universe manifested itself through the processes that came about after its inception.

And then you have the audacity to suggest that I am not very intelligent. The irony is truly astounding. You truly are a fine examply of the Dunning-Kruger effect.

Okay.