[mlc9852]

I'd be careful thinking we can know what God does or doesn't do. Our ways are not His ways.

[followerofchrist]

"I'd be careful thinking we can know what God does or doesn't do. Our ways are not His ways."

That's the wisest statement on this thread. But as you know people have in the past, do now, and will in the future always use God for their own political means. When God is on your side, you can kill and be right, judge and be right, know His will, etc.. The biggest problem I see with religion is militant extremism. In Islam, in Judaism, in Christianity, etc.. That's where all the angry people itching for a fight are--on the extreme end, claiming they know what God wants, promoting hatred in His name.

[NewLand]

I'd be careful thinking we can know what God does or doesn't do. Our ways are not His ways.

Amen.

[razoroccam]

You make a valid point/observation.

[thoughtomator]

I'd be careful thinking we can know what God does or doesn't do. Our ways are not His ways.

He did give us a pretty big clue... it's called the Torah.