Suffering often has incontestable arguments, that means, unanswered questions. A leading psychiatrist said ones that there are two kinds of suffering difficult (perhaps impossible) to understand: the suffering of animals and the suffering of children (or helpless people in general). The suffering of the animal, because by acting by instinct they haven't conscience of death and... what is the point for them to suffer? And the suffering of children, because an argument is for its therapeutic value , and the death by sickness makes us wonder with impotence and pain, what helped him the pain? Generally, we do our approach and discussion about God and the Bible with conceptual approach but although there is often a true vocation. The theme of suffering touches us in full heart, we feel pain and grief that overwhelms us. Why does God allow suffering, natural disasters, wars and poverty? God is a masochist God? To think that God acts deliberately and wantonly against the human exposes us to any mishap without even the consolation that God can help us. Then the anger and rebellion against God comes to us. Now, God is ultimately responsible for everything that happens? Think of the wars and poverty on this planet. One of the figures used in the Bible to explain God's relationship with people is the figure of a father and son. Are you child, right? With common sense and normal settings, did a parent can stop loving a child? He protects the child because he loves him, just for this reason. Without referring to God, can we explain the wars and hunger? We may be attributed to God without being responsible for consequences. On human catastrophe is difficult to say. On the Tsunami of last December (2004), a Muslim leader attributed it to divine punishment for immorality because they were made. Is there any truth to this? Is it a manipulation in the name of God? ...? About suffering will remain unanswerable arguments. For this reason, we have tried to give an explanation arrogant argument to many things that simply escape us. However, two important things that it should be noted: The first has to do with the condition of each one of us. We avoid suffering in constant search of pleasure. But not wanting to have God, there never understand why. The wonder in situations that overwhelm us know that God knows (although I do not understand) and above that is no consolation. Second, the best argument that God has given to experience suffering is Jesus Christ.
Source: http://gbuconecta.org/2011/05/03/si-dios-existe-¿por-que-permite-el-sufrimiento-las-desgracias-las-guerras-y-la-pobreza/
- Original in Spanish
