God gave us the gift of "Free Will".

So when someone dies from human-related causes, why would you blame God?
God does not have that free-will of each human. That is their own gift, their own will to act and react to situaions.

This is what made me think of this thought:

Coroner: Carbon monoxide kills 7 in Missouri

At a candlelight vigil Monday night, about three dozen relatives and friends of the victims had already decided carbon monoxide was to blame. They just didn't understand how it could happen.

"I'm going to miss my grandbabies," said Grayling Ramsey, McDermott's stepfather. "You can't question God why he did this. He did it for a reason. But it's hard."

And God is not a "he" or a "she". God is not human. God has no gender. God is creation, The Maker, Love, Peace.

God has no human body, God has no gender.

Back to the Apocalypse...

Landslides hamper Indonesia quake aid efforts

JAKARTA, Dec 19 (Reuters) - Indonesian relief workers struggled on Tuesday to reach parts of a remote area in Sumatra island after earthquakes destroyed hundreds of homes and killed at least four people.

Eddy Sofyan, a spokesman for North Sumatra province, said a road connecting two villages in the Muarasipongi area remained impassable after Monday's quakes triggered landslides.

"As a result, we cannot distribute food to the quake victims in the area," he said, adding that the falls had blocked about 25 km (16 miles) of road.

Four people died in the quake and 680 houses were badly damaged, the official said. Some 230 families had fled their homes amid heavy rain and continuing aftershocks.

Sofyan denied media reports that seven people had been killed, although he said there had been unconfirmed reports of three more bodies still in the ruins.

People from 11 villages affected by the quake had sought shelter on soccer fields, or in local government offices and police buildings.

The official said 25 tents had been sent to help provide shelter in Muarasipongi, 1,100 km (680 miles) northwest of the capital Jakarta, but driving rain was making conditions more difficult for the quake victims.

The quakes, which struck early on Monday and were up to a magnitude of 5.8, were felt in Singapore, just across the Strait of Malacca on the other side of Sumatra island.