It is not a good question. It is a question for a puerile, immature mind. As I said, objective observation and empirical evidence show us quite readily that the universe itself is neither good nor evil but simply pitilessly indifferent in its happenings and actions; since sentient beings such as ourselves are confined to this universe we are subject to its underlying structure. Good, Bad, Evil, etc. are all man made concepts that man himself gives to events and actions. Is it a bad thing that 99% of every species that has ever lived has gone extinct? It is neither good, nor bad, it simply is. It's amazing that grown men still struggle with something like this or similar nonsense such as the theodicy when the explanation is both known and simplicty itself. Pathetic, really.
Bad things happen to good people and good things happen to bad people. It's simply human nature to find answers to events that we cannot control. It is not an immature mind but instead more of what our mind is. It is our nature to search for meaning from these events, the simple and the complicated, that we cannot control. This is how we were born or what we have evolved to. We are still hunter gathers aren't we? We look for answers and some are real while others very remote and not true, we connect unrelated events to the answer. The core of this evolutionary step (mentally) is that if it rains just once after we dance then rain dancing works, while at the same time sticking a spear in the heart of a goat kills it faster.
So when a bad thing happens we look to blame or attribute it to something greater than us to make us feel better about it happening. Nothing can prevent you or I from feeling this need.
You can call that immature, but i call it human nature.They funny thing is, none of what we ever figure out changes the truth.
