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5 Reasons God Allows Tragedies Like the Sandy Hook Massacre To Occur

rita182 Wrote: Jan 01, 2013 8:27 PM
Christ was not "immortal" when He first came to earth; his mortal mother's contribution to his physical body ensured that. He did die, spent time in the spirit world, and resurrected with a perfected, immortal body. The power to deny death's permanence he received from His Father. The shooter's free will was the cause of the suffering of his victims. But the tragedy was in his sin, not in their deaths. He will have to pay for his sins, and his victims have been ushered into the presence of the Father, there to live in glory with Him until later, when they will have the opportunity to be reunited with their families.

As a Christian, it can be difficult to reconcile all the evil that happens in the world with an all knowing, all powerful loving God who could stop it if He wants, but chooses not to do so. If our hearts break for the innocent children who were senselessly murdered at Sandy Hook Elementary, how can a God who loves us not feel the same way? If any of us had known what Adam Lanza was going to do, we would have done anything in our power to stop him, so why didn't God? All too often we tend to quote...

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