Why Does God Allow Bad Things To Happen?

Why Does God Allow Bad Things To Happen?

Why Does God Allow Bad Things To Happen?


Have you ever wondered “Why do bad things happen to good people?” Fr. George gives some insight into how the mystery of God’s will coincides with the issue of suffering and bad things happening in our lives. Because really why does God allow pain and suffering, why does God allow us to make mistakes or bad choices, why does God all bad things to happen in our lives, and why does God allow free will? Free will is required to have true love and God loves and respects us too much to focus us to robotically follow his will.

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