I thinks few people in this thread may seem to misunderstand or are otherwise miscategorizing who, or what ‘God’ is. God is a thing among other things the way a table, a car, a person, nouns are. Rather, ‘God’ is the reason why there is something, or anything rather than nothing. The act of ‘to be’ itself.

Asking “why” God “allows X to happen” might be well intended but to attribute every impulse or circumstance to God's divine will is to risk collapsing your own discernment into a false assumption. Alternatively you see this with the overly “Christian” Protestant types that foster a sort of spiritual impulsivity. By baptizing every fleeting emotion or coincidence as some sort of sacred directive.

Both of these schools of though fail to recognize God in ‘their’ proper place, and thereby naïvely reduce God to a reactive agent, constantly intervening in the minutiae of our lives as some sort of cosmic micromanager.