O.k. First I am going to tell you right off the bat that I do not normally engage in arguments over religion. I am a Christian, Period. Unabashedly unashamed about it too. Militant you could say. Willing to die for what I believe, and actually think I will someday soon. Now that being said I am going to engage you this time for a very simple reason. It is apparent that you have several misconceptions about several things. Second, you seem to lack some basic understanding of what Christianity teaches. Yes there is evil in the world and yes God created it. He (Although "He" is a no more correct way to describe God than "She" would be) created everything and knows everything. The fact is that when original Sin entered the world through Adams disobedience, then ownership of the planet was given to Lucifer. This is a standard teaching in the Christian Church, that the "god" of this world is the Devil. That sir is why bad things happen to undeserving people. God cannot break his own rules, and therefore has to obey the ones He set in motion from the beginning, one of which is the passing of property to someone who is admitted with permission. This is some deep theology but I can assure you very true. I do not know what you think about me but I can assure you I am a highly intelligent individual that is very well read and educated. I was not raised a Christian in any way. I came to know it as truth on my own for very good reasons. Now, in my original post I did not say anything about being favored or anything about how what goes on with me is because God wants some kid to die. I do not think he has a "Special attitude" towards me as you say, nor did I allude to that in my post. I merely pointed out that I see His hand in my life. You would too if you chose to look. I would argue that this conversation right here is God trying to reach you through me, but I am sure that will offend you in some way, and you will hear me saying I speak for God instead of what I actually said. As to the Doctors theology, he is a Catholic (I said as much) and I would argue that there are issues in Catholicism that are un-biblical, as would most protestant Christians. I would say the same about Mormons and Jehovas Witnesses as well. Does that make me intolerant? No. I am not saying that someone cannot believe as they wish. I am saying that according to the Bible, they are wrong. is that decisive? Yup, sure is. Jesus said He came not to bring peace but a sword. Period. Not get along with everyone. Sorry. Now, if you choose not to believe in the Bible and Jesus, that is your right, but I would advise you to do some research. Syria, Iran, Russia, they are all predicted to do exactly what they are doing right now. Microchipping Humans? Yup that's in there too. Cash money being abolished? Yup....Earthquakes in diverse places? Check. Knowledge being spread in the blink of an eye? Roger that! You might want to pay attention because the Bible is being played out right in front of you. The Bible also says that men's hearts will be hardened and they won't believe no matter how much evidence they have. I am sure you will be able to point to climate change and political instability as the reasons for all this. Of course we need a one world government right? Yeah, that's why the Bible said that "When they say "Peace Peace," then sudden destruction will come." I pray that isn't you. I am curious what ideas from Christianity are so "Atrocious" as you say? I guess you will point out all the things that the Catholic Church did in the middle ages as your proof, or say something about how the Bible teaches slavery, when the New Testament does not. Also what about my post exactly was so wrong? The fact that I am in charge of someone who made some mistakes and I have a chance to know him better as a person? Or does it offend you that a low life like me should have that position? I never said anything other than I find it interesting IN MY LIFE that God would put me where I am today. Sir, I will tell you that if you think you are going to make me "See reason" in your argument that Jesus didn't exist or that God doesn't either, I will challenge you to research the number of Theoretical Physicists (Including Einstien) that have been led to believe in God through their own research into science. Look up the guy that found computer code embedded in the very fabric of the universe *As if it was written by a designer* No sir, if anyone here needs to look at their beliefs, it is not me, sorry. God bless you and I pray you come to a saving knowledge of Jesus, although I am going to guess you just do not care to even try to know him.