Who Is To Blame For Corbin's Death?

I think there is a fine line between giving someone the right response, and allowing the person the right amount of time to grieve the loss. There are many steps to grieving a loss of a loved one, first denial, then anger and depression, and then finally acceptance, so many people get stuck on the anger step, however we must soon accept that death is part of our lives here on earth. I, myself have even fallen victim to blaming God and I have been a christian for most of my life and I understand that our God is a loving God, however when my best friend Corbin died of cancer when he was only nineteen years old that was an extremely hard circumstance to understand. Corbin was unlike every other nineteen year old boy, he was the perfect example …show more content…
In this instance and many others similar it is very easy for us to blame God for taking Corbin’s life, yet that is not what the bible shows us we are to do. I am still grieving to this day over his death, however I no longer blame God for Corbin passing. God’s intentions are never to see us hurt. God has a much bigger plan than any of us are able to comprehend, by Corbin passing so many of us were woken up to the realness of having a loved one pass away and learned how to overcome this grief at a young age. God does not intend for terrible things to happen, death is apart of life and God never wanted us to have to go through death, he has proven that to us by creating the tree of life in the garden of eden. When Eve and Adam chose to eat from the tree of good and evil, death was brought into the world and we are constantly trying to find ways against it, However we will never get to have a perfect world until we are in heaven with Jesus. Until then we just have to know that Corbin and many others like him are smiling down on us from heaven and waiting for our arrival in heaven to be reunited once