Is nature corrupt in any  way?
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For 'corrupt' I will substitute 'kind or cruel', as this is my favourite:\n\n'Nature is neither cruel nor kind, she is totally indifferent as to the outcome of her actions'
572981
yes.\nKeep it clean -this is earth, not Uranus
761982
yes, there is corruption in all governments at all levels and more so in some countries than in others. americans would rather believe thought that we have the most here but just take mexico for example, every time they get stopped for a traffic violation there has to be a bribe paid, and they get stopped alot. most other countries have very obvious corruption like venezuela, india, and many other third world countries.
522207
Yes.I agree with you.Only the Nature created the Humans like this,over the period of  years,not by a seconds as claimed by some.
852434
Well I think you are misdirected.  All animals are in the same boat.  If we were all created by a Supreme Being then we are all on par.  It is what we do after that affects our survival.  Animals in the wild do quite well with diseases and their physical traits have evolved to suit their existence.  Toss in Homo Sapien and you get another story.  We are careless with our environment.  The way we live in huge mega cities allows us to be exposed to tons of bacteria and viruses that we wouldn't come across if in little communities.  I think Home Sapiens should get 4/10 and God should get a n/a for not participating in things the way we think he does.  It is time for you to point your finger at the heart of the problem.
398736
No. It is part of the natural world of which we are a part.
274217
Morally not necessarily\n\nRealistically yes
376192
Human nature is human nature.
44068
because no matter what y'got, human nature corrupts it.
322474
In the example, various degrees of misconduct cannot always be quantified. Generally, validation and justification of a viable nature, are both required. These are for the purpose of running and proliferating healthy societies, and also for ensuring clean individual conscience and morals. Any ONE ensures BOTH!
1136513
It's not the building of too many houses so much as the way people are treating the land  and each other - they do not show any consideration for nature and do not give back. If you cut down a diseased or damaged tree - plant a new healthy one! Help educate people to be fair and respectful of nature and humanity.
230535
Of course. If you look back in history, there have been environmental and spiritual crises all the time. I think we look at our situation today and think it's the worst it's ever been. During the Reformation, the Inquisition, the birth of Christianity, etc., there were all kinds of spiritual crises for Europeans. We've also had huge environmental crises, too... such as when big volcanoes erupted and sent so much ash into the air that the sun barely got through. About 200 years ago, there was a time called "The Year without a Summer" because the volcanic ash blocked out the sun. However, I do believe that with nuclear bombs, we have the capability to do more harm to the earth than at any other point in history. But even at that, meteors have struck the earth and done incredible harm to the environment. Scientists think a meteor hit the earth and killed off all the dinosaurs.
746757
Because. That's the way nature is.
501699
~Carrot and stick.  \nThe mythology and attendant social control and taxation policies of the hierarchy fall flat on their butt if there is no promise of reward for subservience (heaven) and threat of punishment (hell)  via a bogeyman (Satan) to those who don't bite at the bribe.  \nPretty simple Machiavilian theory, isn't it?  That's why some brilliant, avaricious, power mongering control freak came out of his cave and created god.  That and to explain why it always rains when you've got a tee time with the only duffer you can beat.\n\nAh, well.  Gooblaskeera's will will be done.
92510
This is a form of natural selection. You don't get it right?\nlet me explain. \n\nAll life forms fight to survive. When the competition is high, the fight changes course to "SURVIVAL OVER OTHERS". \n\nNow this coupled with our intelect to manipulate and find loopholes in the system, corruption seems to be obvious. This is more or less an obvious path chosen by not soo eligible ones. It is very sad!!!\n\nAnd coming to killings, it is an aggrevation of the above situation.
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No, because it is tantamount to an oxymoron to use the words "natural" and technology in the same sentence.\n\nAre there conflicts?  Clearly so when technological advancements get in the way of some natural process.\n\nDoes this mean that the conflicts are natuarally occuring, or even inevitable?  No, it does not when the people applying the technology recognize their impact on nature, and allow for it.\n\nThe simple aeronautical processes of airplanes use the "natural" elements, inherent in the physical properties of the environment: air, gravity, momentum/inertia, etc.\n\nBy the way, it is simply not true that nature would not "pollute" if there were no humans.  Geological forces cause rivers to reverse directions, and seas to dry up.  The Great Salt Lake in Utah, and the Dead Sea in the Middle east are examples of this.  These large bodies of water managed to over salinate themselves to the point where they barely are able to sustain live.  These places have done this quite thoroughly without human intervention.  The Bonnevile salt flats are the eventual result of such processes.  So is Death Valley.\n\nWild bears WILL crap in the woods, and natural lightning strikes will burn forests, leaving ashes to leech lye into Mother Earth.\n\nPollution is as natural a process as breeding.  It is the KIND of pollution and the degree of pollution that is at discussion, here.\n\nThat "randomstu" put it nicely and in a lot fewer words than I.
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I think that any religion that advocates peace and harmony among people, and harmony with nature, is pretty close to what God would want.  My thinking is that if God did create the Earth, and nature, and Man, then he would not want those things damaged.