--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, "curtisdeltablues" 
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> > His father had promised him a car for his birthday.  Dad was 
nowhere
> in sight.   His mother gave him 5.00$, yet what he had received 
was a
> grace from God that on his birthday the sun and the birds awakened
> him, the sweet smells of the divine filled the air and he knew 
without
> a doubt that there had to be a God and that God just gave him the
> greatest birthday gift ever.................
> 
> 
> So following this weather based theology we can assume that God
> absolutely hates China and dropped a huge earthquake on it's ass 
and
> despises Burma and sent them a nasty cyclone?
> 
> It seems a little grandiose and narcissistic to me to attribute a
> day's weather to God's intention to give him a bitch'n birthday 
while
> his same power over the weather is causing untold misery and death 
in
> other places.
<snip>

I think we as humans like to look for patterns and extrapolate our 
intelligence onto nature. Whether we do it through a belief in God 
or in science, the motive is the same, and either belief remains 
full of holes when viewed superficially.

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