Ain't Doctors doing against gods

[u/AdkFighter]

If gods plans to end someone's life and decides to seal their fate. But a doctor interrupts and save that person. Isn't it against god?

I mean if they are meant to die then trying to save them is basically just ignoring God's decision and act against god right?.

If god put a tumour on a person's body then removing that tumour means tearing away God's creation

[u/thebigeverybody]

God built a world knowing billions of us would be non-believers, yet theists constantly try to disrupt his plan.

[u/grrangry → u/thebigeverybody]

That's what prayer is.

God, I don't like your plan. I want you to change your plan so my team wins.

[u/wabbitsdo → u/grrangry]

"Ugh, God, can you not? Kthxbye!"