28 Mar '14 22:16>
Originally posted by robbie carrobieThe flip side is
the case of Brazilian footballer Kaka is quite interesting, when he was a kid he suffered a terrible accident which seriously hurt his back, i am not sure if he was facing being paralyzed, yet he recovered and became an awesome player. He is a very religious man and thus attributes his success to divine intervention and celebrates by pointing to the sky as testimony of his giving glory to God for his success.
what does god think about the people he leaves paralyzed?
I think any sensible theist has to accept one of two points of view;
1. God does intervene on a personal level
(they must then accept the logical consequences for those that pray and still suffer)
OR
2. God does not intervene on a personal level
(in which case praying is pointless)
I'm sure someone can put it better than that but you get the gist.