Are we allowed to question God's actions or lack of His actions?

Yes. That is the purpose of theology. Theology is a study. A study is an ongoing process that is always open to questions. Asking questions is a way to learn what we can't understand.

We are allowed to ask God "Why?" when we don't understand what's going on. But overall, Isaiah 55:8-11 reminds us that not all that appears good is actually good, and not all that appears to be bad is actually bad for us...in the long run.

Sure. You can think anything you want. Or question anything you want.

Just keep these verses in mind:

“For My thoughts are not your thoughts,

Nor are your ways My ways,” declares the LORD.

“For as the heavens are higher than the earth,

So are My ways higher than your ways

And My thoughts higher than your thoughts. (Isaiah 55:8-9)

---- (A Yahoo! User - from snowy Minnesota.)

(It's been snowing hard all day today.)

No learning or understanding, or thus, belief, can take place at to would refuse place for free and positive consideration. There is literally nothing about God, you are not allowed to question. Nothing. There is nothing wrong with you questioning at to would learn and understand..

it is not so much 'are we allowed" to question god, constitutions, people, science, so much as it is that we have the ability to do so.

You can and should question everything, examine things to your own satisfaction, require proof for things that anyone, me and the entire rest of the world, claim as 'beyond question".

Of course you're allowed - it's not like he actually exists, after all.

The lack of actions pretty much answers the question.

yes

it's called free will

Yes... of course.... but... God still makes The Rules..... man-kind does not... play by God's Rules... or... ultimately... you lose

What actions?