"There were bodies everywhere, and nopudimos recognize where our house had been," lamented one man in Sri Lanka after a tsunami swept through her village in December de2004. On the other hand, an editor of religious items admitted in a report on the cataclysm: "Sometimes I pray with clenched teeth." Many people believe that natural disasters are divine punishment. True columnist called a devastating hurricane, "the fist of God." United been emptied, some religious leaders said that events like Hurricane Katrina are the manifestation of "the wrath of God" against "sinful cities." In Sri Lanka, Buddhist radicals tsunami blamed the Christians, thus widening the gap between the two religions. Eladministrador of a Hindu temple believed that the god Siva was angry because people nollevaba moral lives. American Buddhist Unlíder acknowledged: "Nosabemos why these tragedies happen. Do not even know why we are here. " Seeing pictures of homes destroyed, people dead and bereaved, do you wonder why God allows so much pain? Opiensa "God must have good reasons for allowing these things but nolas has revealed? The following articles discuss this issue. Also, give some tips to reduce the risk of injury or death if they threaten or natural disaster occurs.

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