by 
khammer
ANSWERS: 27
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Nope. I blame my forefathers with laying me with the burden of sin.
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No i blame my mom, and she says i never give her any credit.. hahaha
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No. How I think about it is there is always moment when something could ALWAYS be alot more worse than it is. Someone dying of old age? Hey at least they werent kidnapped and murdered in the street. And you could also think about it as they don't have to suffer on earth anymore.
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No. I am atheist. I don't blame god, but I also don't believe in god.
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gods with a small 'g', yes, I suppose I do - it's like all the elements have turned against me and are set to punish me. Until I can work out what it is I've done wrong and how I can put it right, it will stay bad... Sometimes it can take days - this time it's in its third week. But sometimes I've just f*cked up, and I have to sort it out!
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no...
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nope not at all.. It's probably my fault so I must take the blame plus, it's easier to deal with.. I hate pointing fingers.
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No, but I do wonder why He let it happen. After thinking about it I realize that if I have survived whatever it is, then He at least didn't let it be the worst thing that ever happened to me, after all.
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It's easier than taking the blamer myself.
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No, but I sometimes wonder why crappy things happen. I don't think He sits up there and says, "Patty is too happy today, hmmmm, lets really screw her up with ______" fill in the blanks. It just doesn't make sense. Now, satan..... he's another story.
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No ... my mistakes ar my doing. Although I do ask for his help sometimes I do often wonder why it is that so many children suffer such bad illness so early in life why do the innocent suffer? Who is to blame for this?
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No when bad stuff happenes God blames me!
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no.
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Absolutely not. Bad things either happen randomly or because I make a decision that put me into the position.
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i blame humans for making the wrong choice
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Sometimes I get mad and say "Why, God?", but I never blame Him. I've done enough bad crap in my life that I figure I deserve quite a bit of "payback", (and, NO, I'm not saying that God himself, is sitting up there saying "Rick egged that old couples house, back when he was 15, and it really caused them a ton of hard work to clean it up, so I'm gonna give him some salmonella as a punishment")!
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i used to but now try not to. msot of the stuff thats happens is my fault any way.
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What's truly amazing is people who don't believe in God blaming God.
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no , I accept it
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Never. I don't beleive in god. I blame whoever's fault it is.
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No, I just call him a rat bastard and go back to blaming myself.
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No. But I occassionaly ask God, "Why?" Even Jesus cried out on the cross, "My God, my God, why have you abandoned me?" These are the first words of the 22nd psalm, one of the lamentation psalms. But the psalm ends on a positive note with, "And I will live for the LORD." Both Jews and Christians believe a long tradition in asking God why he lets bad things happen. We try to understand things mentally, but we are also emotional beings and we feel things deeply. God understands this. He created us this way. With love in Christ.
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No, never! I take full responsibility for the choices I make; and the outcomes-whatever they may be-would be in direct proportion and accordingly with those choices.
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First of I ask myself why that bad thing happened to me. And if I end up being the cause of it, then there is no reason to blame anyone for my own mistake or negligence. But if I'm not the cause if it, then I probe into it. Sometimes God tests believers faith by throwing challenges at them. Most people therefore end up blaming God for the bad things that happen to them. This should not be the case because a believer is suppose to know that God tests his followers once in a while.
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Not only do I blame him, I openly curse him and shake my fist at the heavens.
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Never. For the most part, people suffer the consequences of their own actions and well, things happen. Nobody is at fault.
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oh yes, but I get over it. I thank him for the good stuff too.
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