Not everyone blames God. Those who do blame God blame him for different things. Some blame him for (1) everything that goes wrong, others might blame him for (2) some of the things that afflict us, or others, as individuals, or for (3) sad events that have befallen groups of people at certain times, or for (4) things that have soured the entire 'human existence' from time immemorial.
Those who believe that everything that happens is part of God's script or plan, logically blame things on that supernatural deity because 'he/she/it ' must have organised and pre-ordained it. Of course, some feel that life, with all its pleasures and all its pains, is just how it is, and we just have to make the best of it, and take it as it comes.
Some blame God for the bad things that people do, reasoning that, if God made us, then he is responsible for what we do.
Some blame God as an excuse for their own sins or laziness.
Some feel that there must be someone who is ultimately responsible for everything that happens, even for every random or chance event that happens. If anyone is to blame, then it can only be God, they reason. Finally, if we do indeed blame God, we should be asking ourselves, "What exactly are we blaming God for?". If we can focus on more specific facts and instances, and on the circumstances that contributed to those events, then we might find that we are better able to understand why some (if not all!) bad things happen.
Of course, the whole matter hangs on the fundamental concepts/issues of 'good and evil', and of 'god' and/or the 'supernatural'. Such questions have been considered for thousands of years and, as yet, mankind has yet to come up with a universal answer that everyone can agree upon.
You cannot justifiably blame something that does't exist.
There is none those were some of the miseries that came out of Pandora's box. If there were a god of blame it would be ares.
People blame God because he was supposed to be there to help them. When they asked him to help he didn't and they are angry at him for not helping them.
Since atheism is the lack of belief in deities atheists do not blame gods for anything.
No, they did not. Poseidon was the one who could produce earthquakes. Also, they could not blame Mars, who was a Roman god.
he blames the god of balls
God doesn't fail. We do. If you are viewing something about God as a failure, then you fail to understand Him. Start studying the Bible.
wow really your asking this question..... god your stupid
Not only emos like to blame. All humans like to do that. Nobody like to know it's their fault so they blame somebody else (that's why god exists). But emos mostly blame others because they think they're misunderstood, or because they actually are misunderstood.
The pharaoh who was both ruler and god.
The pharaoh who was both ruler and god.
It depends on your religious beliefs but if you believe in a god then he/she/it gave you it, or at least did not prevent you from getting it. Therefore he/she/it cannot blame you for contracting it.