We didn't pray

The day the terrorists flew into the Twin Towers was a beatiful sunny day. Was God with them?

Can you explain biblically why God should have stopped the attack?
Or any bad thing?Jesus prayed everyday, look what happened to Him.

THis is what gets me. Many people in here call themselves scientifical, and logical, yet you couldn't have deduced the answer to that question from the reply your question was generated from?The answer lies within the message you are replying to.

Ringo, I apologize. I think some of my message didn't make it for some wierd reason, I will answer your question, no problem.God's ways are not our ways. You can read the story of Job for starters. Often times what we think is bad, is actually good.You cannot be a great physician unless you toil through years of college.You cannot be a great body builder unless you work-out. During that process you tear up muscles, so that they may be built back stronger than before.When we experience what we percive as bad, it is actually God making things good. Nothing happens except by the will of the Father, so all evil is from Him, ultimately, since He should have the power to stop it.I have found that in my own life, all the good, and the bad has onlypointed me towards one thing, and that was realization that God exists. My only true free will exists in whether I choose to believe in Him or not.

2 miracles in one day, I can't take it.
You know, coming to this forum has helped me define that. I did not learn that in church.

I don't believe in odds. lolActually I have 5 miracles in total.
I classify a miracle here as someone atheist or agnostic agreeing with me, lol.But like I told schraf in another thread, I have had numerous emails thanking me for certain words.

In another thread, I just realized that even though you did not pray, I have been praying for you, and the people in my church have been praying for all those who visit this forum.So now what?

Well, yes and no.It's all subjective, or up to God.The topic was that you didn't pray. My point is that you may have people praying for you anyway. So you can't claim that everything went ok even though you didn't pray. That doesn't matter either. You found out that people are praying for you, that is what counts.What effect it has on everything cannot be measured by science.

Of course it does.But it is mostly a subjective thing.Objectively I can say that yes, prayer does make a huge difference in my life.Objectively I can say it makes a difference when I pray for others, especially when they say thanks for praying for me. Is science completely objective?If it made a difference for me, then you can say it does have an effect.

Scientifically speaking, I would say yes.But there are a lot of conicedences going on that I see. But still remains the prayers that get answered no, that is where my doubt can lie sometimes.But if I make a list, of things to be doubtful of, compared with things that I do not feel doubtful about, the second list is much larger, much much larger. I guess that is where the idea of the fall fits in. I don't think God ever said it was going to be easy.It will always be subjective, and no scientific survey will ever produce a usable result about it. They will never know all the variables without seeing into peoples hearts.