Resolved: God is loving

What I meant by my first question was that why people occasionally put "Resolved" in front of their debate topics. I was not asking for the definition, I know what it means. Anyway God is a subjective being. No one has observed God/a god before, and therefore we all have different definitions of one. In fact, those within a religion cannot even agree on who God is despite the fact that they are all of the same religion. Take for example, Christianity. There are countless individual factions of Christianity, which is evidence for the fact that these people can't even agree on something as fundamental to them as what God wants. There are billions upon billions of people on this Earth, and not one of them can fully agree on what God is, and this conflict has been escalated to violence many, many times. Spanish Inquisition, The Crusades, English Civil War, the Trojan War, the Pelloponesian War, the Great Schism, the Sunni Shi'ite split, etc. all were either results of or justified by religion. Would a kind and loving God really allow so many divides among his children, divides so entrenched that they escalate to war? Bad things happen to good people. There is really no denying this. Even of these people have some private sins that don't make them perfectly good, they are still overall good people. Why is it, then, that such major tragedies happen to these people? Was everyone who got killed in 911 a bad person? Were all the Jews who were slaughtered like pigs in the Holocaust all bad people? Are all the children who starve to death in the slums in India and China all bad people? Were all the people who were vaporized or poisoned by radioactivity during the Hiroshima and Nagasaki bombings bad people? Are the people born defected or disabled somehow bad people? How could a kind and loving God so many people advertise stand by and let such atrocities occur to his supposed children? And if this God is kind but is unable to stop all this misery, why worship him? Many things shape history. Wars, conflict, people, natural disasters, etc. all shape the course of history. But the biggest factor that single handedly changes the course of all history is disease. Disease is the biggest agent of history, but disease is not kind to its victims. The Black Death, one of the most famous pandemics in World History, was one of the most painful and gruesome ways to die. Your stomach aches, you vomit constantly, you cough blood, and your fingers and toes turn black. 30% to 70% of Europe perished to this plague, and this is not counting the people who survived. During the 19th Century, a tuberculosis outbreak claimed a fourth of the adult European population, and in 1918, one in six deaths in France were from tuberculosis. Symptoms are also rather undesirable , and include massive fits of coughing, chest pain, and severely weakened lungs. Tuberculosis affects 8 million people a year, 2 million of which die. Cholera is a rather old disease from India that spread during India's colonization during the 19th century. Symptoms include vomiting, diarrhea, cramping, and severe dehydration, which eventually leads to death if the victim cannot stay hydrated. This disease infects 3 to 5 million people a year, 120,000 of which do not survive. There are millions, quite possibly billions of known and unknown diseases out there today, and a large majority of them are not pretty. Why would a loving God do such a thing to so many of his supposed children? I personally do not believe in a god/gods, but if they existed, the would most certainly not be loving.