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<blockquote data-quote="Biggie Smiles" data-source="post: 748443" data-attributes="member: 203">I disagree with this. There is nothing glorious or praiseworthy in what happened in Turkey or in any of the other human tragedies around the world. God does not get involved. At all. Job is NOT a suitable example here as this was a specific example of Satan's belief he could strip anyone of their integrity and God allowing it to happen pretty much for the same reason he has allowed the earth to exist for thousands of years after the original sin. It has nothing to do with God getting involved with the types of day to day human affairs we humans mostly bring on ourselves. Natural disasters such as an earthquake being an exception obviously. The bible specifically states time and time again that one is to look to his kingdom as the ultimate source of salvation NOT any saving that could be had on this world. This includes saving us from any type of calamity in this life.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Biggie Smiles, post: 748443, member: 203"] I disagree with this. There is nothing glorious or praiseworthy in what happened in Turkey or in any of the other human tragedies around the world. God does not get involved. At all. Job is NOT a suitable example here as this was a specific example of Satan's belief he could strip anyone of their integrity and God allowing it to happen pretty much for the same reason he has allowed the earth to exist for thousands of years after the original sin. It has nothing to do with God getting involved with the types of day to day human affairs we humans mostly bring on ourselves. Natural disasters such as an earthquake being an exception obviously. The bible specifically states time and time again that one is to look to his kingdom as the ultimate source of salvation NOT any saving that could be had on this world. This includes saving us from any type of calamity in this life. [/QUOTE]

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