Jan 07 2009
If there’s no God, it could be worse
At work, my supervisor and I had a little chat. She tells me that likes Australia and she would move there. She likes it there but she can never go to the US. Curious, I asked why. She said that she is afraid of this fighting. She went on to add that wars make her literally cry. She can’t seem to comprehend why people or nations fight. Furthermore, she added that we should have already learned our lesson from World War 1 and 2. Eventually, she said, “If there is a God (pointing her finger upward) he’s not doing a good job. (Chuckle)
I was hurt but I couldn’t think of a good answer. Something that will convince her or at least make her think about. For a while I kept thinking of something to tell her about God’s existence without being insistent or argumentative.
Then I remember what my old roommate told me about the same situation that made people ask, Is there really God. Why did he let this things happen? And her answer was, Of course God is there. If God is not there, it could be worse.
Then I had an answer. But my supervisor has gone away. Everytime she came back I wanted to tell her but she would go away again too soon as if something is pushing her away from me. I felt sad that I didn’t have the courage and the right opportunity to tell her.

Simply put, wars and any other strife are caused only by man’s wrong thinking. Anyone who disregards God’s law, is asking for trouble. The way to solve any problem is simple deductions. Take out the problems and things will correct themselves. Take away evil intentions and your left with good intentions.