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My God Doesn't Make Tornadoes
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Purpose Statement: We need to stop blaming God for natural calamities.
Inevitably, following a natural disaster such as a tornado, earthquake, or flood, some Christian pastor or layperson will make a remark citing God as responsible. They may say, "We don't know why God destroyed that community, but He (sic) must have had some good reason." Such misguided or twisted theology is good reason for the need to have sound religious education. Such statements reflect a more conservative theology. Fundamentalists tend to blame God for terrible destruction and loss of life.
Inevitably, following a natural disaster such as a tornado, earthquake, or flood, some Christian pastor or layperson will make a remark citing God as responsible. They may say, "We don't know why God destroyed that community, but He (sic) must have had some good reason." Such misguided or twisted theology is good reason for the need to have sound religious education. Such statements reflect a more conservative theology. Fundamentalists tend to blame God for terrible destruction and loss of life.
