Atheists & Agnostics
In reply to the discussion: I figured it was safer to reply here in A&A [View all]LostOne4Ever
(9,603 posts)[font style="font-family:'Georgia','Baskerville Old Face','Helvetica',fantasy;" size=4 color=teal]and I see nothing wrong with that.
But as a nonbeliever I agree with you upon the implication of such sentiments.
Why pray to a god who would allow something like that to happen? Would a deity actually change their universal plans just because of petitions by people?
Further, I also agree that if people really want to help donating money and time instead of/in addition to prayer will unquestionably provide real, definite, and tangible benefits.
Of course, real serious people can't understand considering the implications of something and consider such conversations as attacks. Even in the A&A room we can't have a discussion on this without someone getting their feathers all ruffled as can be seen above in this thread.[/font]