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25 and Disappointed: Humans > God?

Many people believe in God - and idea that the God shall protect the good, punish the wrong and guide the lost. For many, God is the foundation, support. It’s the guiding spirit. Or anything. The idea of God is not something explainable in such a simple terms.

But my belief of God, being someone who is watching and all powerful is beginning to deteriorate.

The planet is burning.
Our children are starving.
People are sleeping hungry while food is thrown away.
Wars. Floods. Abuse. Injustice.
Still, we are praying?

The thing is - everything I see - good and bad - is stemming from humans.
People are saving each other.
People are hurting each other.
God.. is just there watching?

Can we say “God will help?”

I wonder at people who ask “How will you explain this miracle?”
I want to ask them - Even if that is God, why only that miracle? 
Why not stop countless tragedies happening round the clock?
Why not use power to feed every child, bring water and end the pointless suffering?

If the God is almightily powerful, why the God is doing so little?
God is just a symbolic? Maybe yes. Some people need the idea of God to be in a righteous path. That is fair enough. 

But the idea that God, who should be guiding all of us, seems like sitting in silent. That silence is terrifying.

Maybe, dear God -
If you’re listening,
I would like to say -
Sorry. You’re not doing enough.

Maybe, if the God is busy, if it’s just us, then this is a reminder to all my fellow humans - 
Please be kinder. 
Be better.
Be more human than the God, so we can be more Godly than the God.



P. S. Thanks to ChatGPT

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