Deadly Flooding in Texas. Was this an Act of God?

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Why would God kill patriotic American children on the 4th of July?  VOTE! Two young girls were found dead after a devastating flood swept through Camp Mystic, an all-girls private Christian camp in Hunt, Texas. One of the campers was nine-year-old Janie Hunt, whose family member confirmed her death to Fox News Digital. Additionally, A Voice for the Voiceless, a nonprofit that advocates for "the missing, voiceless and crime victims," identified Renee Smajstrla as the other deceased camper. Kerr County Sheriff Larry Leitha said on Friday night that between 23 and 25 campers were missing. There were 750 attendees at the camp when the flood hit. On Saturday, Kerr County announced the flood killed 27 people, 18 of whom were adults and 9 were children.

Anonymous · Accepted Answer

The bible teaches us that you reap what you sow. Conservative Christians are largely responsible for the current administration and the destruction they have done to our democracy and the systems we as a country have built over generations.

The National Weather Service is a good example. They have known for decades that forecasting accuracy could be improved by investing in better tools to monitor and model weather. Instead this administration cut funding and fired experienced forecasters.

More events like what happened in Texas are inevitable. Eventually conservatives will see the errors of their ways and make amends.

Galatians 6:7, James 5:20 (and others).

WonderingManII · Accepted Answer

Mine isn't in your poll list.

God exists, but we live on a dying world in dying bodies. God isn't too concerned about death because the human soul doesn't die. Before we die, God gave us a choice to where we get to spend eternity. As far as the Earth is concerned, God can remake it cause He is God.

dustybiker2 · Accepted Answer

You're back. 😎
I blame Musk ripping the weather section apart and that states "chief" they called him when interviewed and making excuses for his own poor choices instead of owning those deaths and large number of missing girls.•deep breath•

So much going on in the world. I'm surprised this hit any news outlet.

Will FEMA show? Hope those poor girls aren't holding their breaths. (End gag level sarcasm- They better be found safe and have been evacuated by someone)

purplepoppy · Accepted Answer

Regardless of politics or religion these were still little kids that died.

Still-alive · Answer

This is the result of the Trump regime (im calling is a regime from now on) defunding the NOAA. Congrats there's more blood on their hands. And they still haven’t even said anything about it either. Our lives don’t matter to them!

DryGermanGuy · Answer

An act of nature followed by an act of incompetence:

Anonymous · Answer

There were cuts to the national weather service by Trump. Why would anyone need to know about potential flooding that killed 27 people? The real question is whether an immigrant caused the flooding.

IamRight · Answer

No it was a act of nasty democrats, its their fault, since you put them as a option on the poll. And at the moment it seems like they are rightfully winning this poll, just like you probably hoped.

jshm2 · Answer

LOL, no. It was an act of Trump  His defunding meant they could not predict shit.

Makeushiver · Answer

If you believe in an all powerful deity than everything would have to be an act of god. Incidentally, did you know that the book of Genesis alone has over 12 different names for the god it discusses

loveslongnails · Answer

Jewish lasers are at it again, but this time, it's floods not fires.

mobiusforniner · Answer

The river's very name "Guadalupe", means valley of wolves. The Mexican cultures new this long ago.

douride2 · Answer

I don't think there is a god.

wkhan_87 · Answer

Actually every act is from Almighty God.

RageBabe · Answer

Nope.

Deadly Flooding in Texas. Was this an Act of God?

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