Humanizing Nature’s Fury
By James Carroll | Monday, May 19, 2008 | The Boston Globe
“…The problem of unmerited misery is as old as the Book of Job, but now more than the idea of God is called into question. The unpredicted loss of even one life is unsettling, but when tens of thousands of lives are snuffed out in a moment, the pins of meaning itself are removed. Is that all we are – twigs that can be snapped in two by the capriciousness of wind, water, and shifting tectonic plates?…”…BS
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