One word? yes.
God works in mysterious ways, doddy. Jesus, the son of God, was a sufferer himself. This life we live in is nothing compared to the eternity we spend in the afterlife.
Haha. Man, I love the Christian ".. hmm, I can't actually argue with your point, sh*t, you're actually right.. GOD WORKS IN MYSTERIOUS WAYS!!" cop-out line. Even if that IS true, how is that any justification for what's going on? Look at you, for example. God has worked in a mysterious way and given you big nipples - and you've freaked out about it, and tried to change it. Now, I'm not criticizing you for doing that, obviously - but if it's all part of God's work, why the hell have you tried to change it, and get all worked up about it? Now, consider how the result of your "mysterious ways" treament is gyne - what about people who, thanks to these "mysterious ways", have actual massive problems? What about the greatest crimes in history, caused by these "mysterious ways"?
What you're saying is, God works in "mysterious ways" and won't help, but then punishes people for eternity anyway? Good work, God. What a nice guy.
Is that really fair in itself? That we all go to hell for eternity if we don't accept something that by your own admission is.. "mysterious"? Doesn't seem it to me.
Why would God work in "mysterious ways"? It would be just as easy for him to work in "straight forward ways", and stop all the suffering I named above. He doesn't though, does he?
The basic, FUNDAMENTAL point I want you to grasp is: God, by your own admission, could help everyone and put an end to all suffering, with just a click of the fingers. He DOESN'T though.
If you saw a diabetic person on the brink of death due to missing an injection, and a guy was standing there with the necessary shot for him, and made the choice NOT to give it to him, what would you think of that guy? Total f*cking a$$hole, no? And that guy hasn't even claimed responsibility for the universe (and thus the diabetic's suffering), AND he'd actually have to go to some effort to help.. (God wouldn't.)
Blarney, I urge you to think for yourself. If you genuinely consider my arguments - you will realise that you have no rebuttal.
Does that not tell you something?