When you invoke God by wondering why God would not do something, like protecting children from abusers, I view that as blaming God for not protecting children from abusers.
John53 said: I say why doesn't God protect children from abusers. The standard excuse for [insert favourite God here] is free will. That's the general answer,
Basically you are saying that if God existed God should be protecting children from abusers instead of expecting humans to choose to protect children from abusers with their free will.
I do not understand how that is blaming humans.
We're in a conversation about God and I don't want to type 10 times more than is necessary but it looks like I have to. Here... why doesn't (your) god (that I don't believe exists) protect children from abusers when he (your god I don't believe exists) is capable of preventing the abuse (according to your statements)? I can't for the life of me understand why anyone would worship such an evil being (that I don't believe exists).
It just makes the sentence bloated and confusing....
Your god (that I don't believe exists) does not abuse children. Evil humans abuse children.
Your god (that I don't believe exists) is not causing the flooding that has me trapped at home. It's caused by an east coast low.
The list of things I don't blame your god for is endless because I don't believe it is real!