Is it correct to say that all natural calamities are acts of God?

@manong05 (5027)
Philippines
January 5, 2007 5:55am CST
why?
2 responses
cuorearancione
@cuorearancione (729)
• Italy
5 Jan 07
Ehhhm...it's a very difficult response! Alla natural calamities are caused from the pollution of the man.
manong05
@manong05 (5027)
• Philippines
5 Jan 07
I agree that most of the natural calamities have men to be blamed. Excessive flooding, typhoons caused by change in weather patters and forest fires. But what do you think about volcanic eruptions?
god_is_good
@god_is_good (683)
• Philippines
18 Nov 12
Natural calamities which has nothing to do with man's interference are all truly acts of God beyond our control. There are, however, calamities which man has a direct involvement like soil erosion due to man's uncontrolled diggings and balding of forest reserves. Flooding due to undisciplined waste management by men cannot be totally attributed to God but to man. Therefore, we cannot always say that natural calamities are acts of God. That is just my personal opinion on the subject and I respect the others point of view expressed in here.