A recent poll conducted after the earthquake-cum-tsunami hit Japan has found that nearly 40 percent of Americans believe natural disasters are a sign of God.
Prayer Calms Anger
A recent study found that one need not be religious to experience the calming effect of prayer, especially in controlling anger.
A recent study found that one need not be religious to experience the calming effect of prayer, especially in controlling anger.
The poll also found 59 percent of white Evangelicals saying that they believed natural disasters are a sign from God.
Dr. Robert P. Jones, Chief Executive Officer of PRRI, said that the poll examined the age-old philosophical dilemma that "if God is good, why is there so much disaster, tragedy and pain in the world?"
During Difficult Times, Anger at God is Common
An expert says that almost everyone experiences anger toward God at some point in their lives.
An expert says that almost everyone experiences anger toward God at some point in their lives.
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Filipinos Fear God's Wrath in Natural Disasters
A new survey has shown that millions of people in the devoutly Catholic Philippines believe God is punishing humans for their evil deeds by inflicting environmental catastrophes on them.
A new survey has shown that millions of people in the devoutly Catholic Philippines believe God is punishing humans for their evil deeds by inflicting environmental catastrophes on them.
God Helps�..But Only Those Who Believe In Him!
Thinking about God may make you psychologically more comfortable, less upset about making errors. But then to attain that equilibrium you have to believe in God first!
Thinking about God may make you psychologically more comfortable, less upset about making errors. But then to attain that equilibrium you have to believe in God first!
