I just loved N.Drew telling us what a name is philosophically. Have you actually ever studied philosophy? Aha, as if there is some set in stone definition of what a name is in the philosophical world. ahahhahahah, quite hilarious.
I've pretty much given up on this entire situation/discussion. We're going nowhere. Theists consistently deny that it is God's fault, and blame it on human beings.
Let's say there is something that you are praying for AGuest. I'm not sure what you consider a legitimate objective to pray for, so let's just say you are praying for something in your life, where you live, or in your community. You want so badly for this thing to happen, and it does, and you praise God and say thank you.
Let's say there is a child somewhere else in the world, let's say Japan, praying for something in his community, or where he lives, or for something in his life, and he wants it just as badly as you do, and he's just as righteous. The next day, he drowns in a tsunami....
This happens continually all over the world on a daily basis. People, just as deserving and righteous as you, dying in natural disasters, of starvation, dehydration....
Was that child unworthy of God's love? And you, someone who lives in a respectable house or apartment, I am sure (because you own a computer and pay for internet), someone who eats on a daily basis, probably has a car or some mode of transportation, in other words someone who is better off than more than 30% of the population of this Earth deserved his love more? Do you see how it seems one-sided? God allowed that child to die but answered your measly unimportant prayer? I don't understand how that is believable. It's an abhorrence, a horrible idea.
What greater good could that child have died for?
The picture you paint by stating your beliefs is worse than any Darwinian world that could/does exist, and Darwinian views are absolutely HORRIBLE when it comes to morality and ethics.
My question is: Why does God allow pointless death via natural disaster?