First in a speech. Now in an article. Am I being overly sensitive or is it shocking that rabbis use phrases like "Even as nature demonstrated its capacity for ruthlessness," and "the cruelty of the storm" when talking about Sandy?
Do they really see nature as being separate from G-d or is it just a figure of speech to them?
Is it that they can speak in terms of ruthlessness and cruelty when the subject is nature or the storm, but not if G-d is the one who inflicted the storm?
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They are trying to be politically correct whereas others feel that G-d punished NY for allowing gay marriage.
ReplyDeleteHow do they explain the devastation in New Jersey which doesn't have that law?
ReplyDeleteThey can blame abortion for that.
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