The very idea of taking "God" to court looks like a joke, but sometimes it's not, and what's more, many feel that "he" deserves it because they blame "him" for wars, earthquakes, gruesome death, etc., etc.. Actually, Betty Penrose didn't only find it reasonable to blame God for various personal grievancies and difficulties in her life, but she really took "him" to court. However, as far as I can see there never was any God-given promises of an easy life, because what humans were asked - or rather demanded to do - was to serve their God, not to enjoy their own individual lives. An easy and pleasureable life is something we humans expect as our birthright, but it was not part of the deal until modern man began to see "God" as some kind of "Santa". We should know better, because "he" is not ....
Most likely Russel T. Tansie made this complaint on behalf of Betty who was his secretary, tongue in mouth: He knew all along that "God" wouldn't turn up in court and that "he" never felt guilty no matter what disasters "he" was under suspicion for having orchestrated. It was a joke - and at the same time a serious complaint about a grave accident.
I suppose that if you see your "God" as a father then it's natural for you to expect protection and a lot of good things from "him". When you receive none of what you covet as a human being then it's very understandable that you feel let down, yeah, even cheated. However, that seems to happen to all kinds of people so you are not the stepchild of your "Sky-Daddy" ....
https://ng.opera.news/ng/en/others-natural-disaster/244cfdf5be149ab204ebae0acd0ebd74
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