Simply a Monad
In the wake of the tsunami, many weak-minded people may be tempted to ask, Is there a G-d?
The answer to this rather blasphemous question can be found in the brilliant works of 17th-century German philosopher Gottfried Leibniz. Leibniz proved that nothing occurs without reason and that all events are simply monads-- basic elements of physical reality -- all part of G-d's predetermined universal harmony, in this best possible world over an infinity of worlds possible.
So, you see, the tsunami was actually for the best. It's all part of His plan; a plan that we, as mere mortals, are incapable of understanding, but a plan that we must neverless accept joyfully.
The answer to this rather blasphemous question can be found in the brilliant works of 17th-century German philosopher Gottfried Leibniz. Leibniz proved that nothing occurs without reason and that all events are simply monads
So, you see, the tsunami was actually for the best. It's all part of His plan; a plan that we, as mere mortals, are incapable of understanding, but a plan that we must neverless accept joyfully.
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