Letter to the editor: Who are we to question God?

The letter “Abortion least of evils “(Dec. 22, TribLive), in which Al Duerig attacks God while millions are celebrating the birth of his son, Jesus, crosses a line. I could write a book to rebut his letter, but instead will reply with a quote from French philosopher Albert Camus: “I would rather live my life as if there is a God and die to find out there isn’t, than live as if there isn’t and die to find out that there is.”

I think God created the line when he gave Moses the Ten Commandments; who are we to question his wisdom? When a Christian needs help, they usually turn to God. Where does an atheist go?

Now that the witch hunt is over and the House has voted to impeach President Trump, let’s get the Senate vote, where he will be found not guilty, and start the investigation of the Hillary/Obama part of the 2016 campaign. With all the good Trump has done for our country, with no help from Congress, fake news media, Hollywood, etc., just think of what he could do with a little cooperation. Those who worship at the altar of Hillary Clinton will never give Trump credit for any good and just keep singing the same song. I like a president with a backbone instead of the Obama/Clinton jellyfish of yesteryear.

When the extreme left calls Trump various names, I enjoy seeing him fight back, and look forward to four more years of his leadership to drain our political swamp and make America great again.

Rudy Gagliardi

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