The religion says so, but I never said that I was religious. God wants a relationship with you, if being a Christian, is a religion to you, you got it all wrong. Its hard to understand why God permitted the deaths of so many men, but who are we to go against God's plans? Are you referring to Job?
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I'm afraid Christianity is a religion. Of course the practicality of being a Christian doesn't overlap with the religion. But by calling yourself a Christian, you submit yourself to a group of people with similar beliefs, similar ideals and host weekly services - that is religion. I am referring to Job. And I don't particularly feel necessary to understand, let alone defend, the atrocities of God. I would have regretted to believe in a God that is racist, even at some point in the past.
It seems to me that because you cannot explain it, you push it away. Why would not it be God? what other possible force in on earth could possibly have stopped that car?
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You got it wrong. I didn't push it away. Unlike you, I have not seen it with my own eyes and reserves my judgment. If I cannot explain it, someone else can - I have no need to rush into a conclusion that this is a divine act. And why wouldn't it be God? It could be Allah, it could be some evil spirits, it could be just a trick of the eyes, it could be hundreds of things. And you seemed to have asked a question that is equally applicable to yourself. What other possible force on Earth could possibly stop it? God, you answer. Yes, but how did God stop it? God can do anything and thus needn't an explanation. Blah blah blah. Do you see what you are doing? You're asked a question, and you gave me an algebra.
Lastly, just because I personally can't explain it, or because nobody else seemed to be able to, it doesn't automatically mean it is the work of God. Such assumptions are ... biased and unfounded, at best. Your certainty disturbed me, in fact.
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