In reality it seems to me that the World's main religions have a lot more in common than they have differences. Sadly we are wasting the Earth's precious resources fighting and killing other human being over trivia. Well here are a few ideas to think about. In the first place natural disasters kill plenty of people without regard to their race or religion. Perhaps humans have been fortunate in the past 8,000 years, that Earth's climate has been relatively mild, the ozone layers have prevented harmful radiation and antibiotics have helped control the spread of infectious disease.
Few people realize just how tenuous the thread that holds human life together really is.
Throughout history, numerous plagues and famines have visited mankind and wiped out huge numbers of people. Luckily, in the past, human populations were isolated enough from each other so that disasters, especially the infectious diseases, didn't affect every locality at the same time. Now with rapid travel by airplane, a person who contracts an infectious disease in one part of the World can transmit and spread that disease to another part of the World before the symptoms of that disease begin to appear. What about that meteor that probably is speeding toward a collision with earth from some distant place in space. It has happened before, and is sure to happen again.