> I've always believed, personally, that bad things happen in order to
teach people. It might be considered evil that a child gets burned if he
plays with fire (one argument that people have is that God existed, why do
bad things happen?) but if he learns from that experience NOT to play with
fire, he has come out of the experience with a good, probably life-long,
lesson. With that sort of outlook, good can be found in most evil
situations. 9-11 is another example of this on a bigger scale.
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I agree with you and you said it much better than I did. Bad things aren't
a punishment as much as they are a lesson to learn and grow from. Thanks
for saying what I couldn't

Amanda Wilson