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    Julia Hartley-Brewer‏Verified account @JuliaHB1 10 Jul 2017
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    Julia Hartley-Brewer Retweeted Jon Ironmonger

    As an atheist, I find this very confusing. Praying to a God to save a child when it was, presumably, the same God who did this to the child?https://twitter.com/jonironmonger/status/884386391727255553 …

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    US Reverend Mahoney has held prayers outside the High Court ahead of an application to hear new evidence related to the #CharlieGard case. pic.twitter.com/1jZXBfREPO
    5:44 AM - 10 Jul 2017
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      2. Chris Murrell 🇬🇧‏ @StoffMurr 10 Jul 2017
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        Not quite, if god intervened everytime there was a crisis, why live? May as well sit at home & put yer feet up, as god will do all the work.

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      3. Julia Hartley-Brewer‏Verified account @JuliaHB1 10 Jul 2017
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        Well, quite. So why do religious people pray to their God to act to save people? It doesn't make any sense to me.

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      4. The Sporting Gods‏ @thesportinggods 10 Jul 2017
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        Because we believe that while bad things happening is part of life, there can be intervention. It's too complex to debate on twitter anyway

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      5. Teamkenny‏ @Teamkenny1 10 Jul 2017
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        Replying to @thesportinggods @JuliaHB1 @StoffMurr

        If he lives "god is great" if he dies " it's gods will" How about,"what sort of god would allow this?"

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      6. The Sporting Gods‏ @thesportinggods 10 Jul 2017
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        God isn't about "allowing" things to happen. If no bad things happened this would be heaven and not earth.

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      7. Mark‏ @fallenoutbrain 10 Jul 2017
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        Replying to @thesportinggods @Teamkenny1

        Does your god have the power to stop these things from happening, if he wanted to?

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      8. The Sporting Gods‏ @thesportinggods 10 Jul 2017
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        I do believe in intervention. I get why u could say "but why doesn't he intervene all the time?"but they'll be reasons we don't understand

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      9. Teamkenny‏ @Teamkenny1 10 Jul 2017
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        Replying to @thesportinggods @fallenoutbrain

        Ah the cop out repost.

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      1. Richard Hesketh‏ @RichardHesketh1 10 Jul 2017
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        Yup. That old paradox. When questioned, usually met with the response: "Who are we to question the mind of God?" etc, et-bloody-CETERA.

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      1. Sean  🇮🇪‏ @seanmaccaleeds 10 Jul 2017
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        Sean  🇮🇪 Retweeted Julia Hartley-Brewer

        I thank God every day that I'm an Atheist !!https://twitter.com/JuliaHB1/status/884392954265251840 …

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        Julia Hartley-BrewerVerified account @JuliaHB1
        As an atheist, I find this very confusing. Praying to a God to save a child when it was, presumably, the same God who did this to the child? https://twitter.com/jonironmonger/status/884386391727255553 …
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      2. The Dambuster‏ @thedambuster17 10 Jul 2017
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        They'll simply say it's either a test, god's will or the devil. They'll say that they are asking for god's mercy. They always have answers

        3 replies 0 retweets 7 likes
      3. Curiousfortruth@‏ @Curiousfortrut1 10 Jul 2017
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        Replying to @thedambuster17 @JuliaHB1

        Bang on any of those three

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      2. Rollo Tomasi‏ @200_3_128 10 Jul 2017
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        An omniscient, omnipotent and benevolent entity would intervene to protect millions of innocent children....don’t you think?

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      3. Rollo Tomasi‏ @200_3_128 10 Jul 2017
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        All the evidence suggests however, that the entity you think you are praying to either can’t intervene, doesn’t care or isn’t there.

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      4. Una Discamus‏ @UnaDiscamus 10 Jul 2017
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        Or is waiting until the time is right to intervene on a global scale. For now He intervenes in many ways, seen and unseen, as He chooses.

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      5. Rollo Tomasi‏ @200_3_128 10 Jul 2017
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        And you know this how? ...and how many innocents must die before the time is right? Oh I see the 'god works in mysterious ways' excuse

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      6. Una Discamus‏ @UnaDiscamus 10 Jul 2017
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        Replying to @200_3_128 @JuliaHB1

        I've never used that phrase. It's not in scripture either. Evidently you aren't interested in discussion, only in making snide remarks. Bye

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      7. Philip Taylor‏ @pstni 10 Jul 2017
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        Replying to @UnaDiscamus @200_3_128 @JuliaHB1

        Have you ever seen an "answer to prayer" that couldn't easily be explained some other way?

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      8. Una Discamus‏ @UnaDiscamus 10 Jul 2017
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        Yes.

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      9. Philip Taylor‏ @pstni 10 Jul 2017
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        Such as?

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