wld God interfere if a meteorite was about to hit earth?

Question

if no why not

Answer 1

Nurse Solorose is right on the money. If he willed the meteor into existence, then he also willed its path. If its there, he put it there. In God's plan there are no accidents. Only the free agency we exercise has no predisposition. We are the "x" factor. Nothing else.

Answer 2

the television has been exhibiting loads of categorised classified ads for a quickly to be released action picture or television practice or some thing like that. (I wasn't relatively all that involved so I didnt pay greater interest, sorry) the photographs interior the business are exceedingly bright and unique concerning a meteor hitting the Earth and what people might do if our life is threatened this way. The action picture makers catagorize all those video clips as catastrophe movies. 1000's and 1000's of those sort of fims have been made. there is not any might desire to be bothered. i think that your strategies in simple terms took this commercial as 'preparation' and greater effective on it interior of your subconcious mutually as you have been sound asleep. that's no longer a imaginative and prescient, or prediction, or Godly image, even if, this is not in simple terms the Christians who've the small closed minded brains as you so strongly state. people who stay in glass residences should not be the 1st to throw stones!

Answer 3

No. Because the laws of nature are what determine the movements of the universe. God created these basic laws and does not generally suspend or override them. God didn't intervene when hundreds or thousands of people died in a tsunami or an earthquake or a volcanic eruption. Why would he intervene in the case of a meteorite?

Answer 4

How could he? He is not manifest in the physical world and that's why scientists can't explain him. Oh wait, he is because he performs miracles. No he isn't, because that would leave a trail of evidence. I'm sorry, I'm confused by the logic of the religious who seem to allow God to intervene in the physical world in ways that are totally undetectable by science.

Answer 5

Why not? God isn't going to reach out of the sky and grab the meteorite in midair. If there is even a God, chances are he isn't "allowed" to interfere with life on Earth.

Which is why prayers don't always get answered - it's more a draw of luck.
Which is why wishes don't come true.
Which is why life isn't always happy and ducky.

Answer 6

He controls the entire universe. If there was a meteorite heading toward us, it would be because He planned it. He will never do that though. The rainbow is His promise that He will never again destroy the Earth.

Answer 7

No. It's part of the Great Tribulation.

Revelation 8:8
And something like a great mountain burning with fire was thrown into the sea, and a third of the sea became blood.

Revelation 16:21
And great hail from heaven fell upon men, each hailstone about the weight of a talent. Men blasphemed God because of the plague of the hail, since that plague was exceedingly great.

Answer 8

Nothing that any of us can answer, it depends on the person. I would say no, because he doesnt exist. If the meteor hit, people would say that either no because got doesnt exist or because god was punishing us. If we destroyed the meteor ourselves, someone would say that we as humans did it, or that god sent someone to destroy the meteor, and it was through them, that god worked his miracle and destroyed the meteor. In the end, god would have really played no part in it, but people who believe in him would see his actions in it no matter what happened.

Answer 9

no
he hasnt stopped countless numbers of children being raped, tortured, killed, starved, beaten, riddled with cancer, shot by gang members, shaken baby syndrome, AIDS, etc. Why in the hell would he give a **** about a meteor?

Answer 10

Jupiter does. Jupiter effects the trajectory of almost every meteorite.

Jupiter = Zeus