The blame for tragedy

It is wrong to blame God for all the bad things that happen. Many of the tragic events in the world have nothing to do with him. If you eat twenty cupcakes a day,you may end up having a heart attack. You have cancer because of your twelve pack a week cigarette habit. That's two hundred and forty more than you need to inhale. Driving after nine in the evening increases your chances of dying in a car crash, especially an alcohol related fatality. Walking around in poorly lit areas alone may put your life in added danger. Are you starting to get the point at all? Most untimely deaths are caused by either alcohol or making bad judgement calls. You shouldn't do things that have high risks. This tempts God. Most murders happen late at night. If you are out partying it up, You may not be in control enough to be aware of your surroundings. How is god at fault when you add risk to your life? I believe that God does have some involvement when people tempt him or people have cursed themselves. You should be very careful about what you say... right now I'm being a hypocrite. You can say things that anger God enough to strike you dead. I believe it. The bible says that " you reap what you sow." A lot of christians will tell you that God doesn't punish people anymore. I've experienced it in my own life. If you make poor choices you will suffer greatly. This is an indicator that everything has a punishment. Smoking, drinking and drugs all have diseases associated with them. Gluttony has a punishment. Married people usually don't catch STDs unless someone is cheating. You are more than likely to get aids if you are gay or a prostitute or an IV drug user. All of these things that promote sickness and death are forbidden in the"Holy Bible." God does pour wrath out on people who hate him. If I offend you by this, I have only stated the obvious,possible consequences of promiscuity and lawlessness. Every sin can have a very serious punishment. I hope you don't think I'm just some God nut, I love you. I want you to know that everything has a cost. If you die early, more than likely it is of something that you did.