I was recently visiting some of my relatives during the martyrdom days of Guru Teg Bahadur. 

We were sitting in the drawing room and the uncle whose house we were visiting came and told his wife that he's going to Anandpur sahib with his friends. The uncle went away and his wife started talking. She said "He (her husband)  wasn't granted a paid leave to go visit the Gurudwara. When he asked the JE for leave the JE replied " What is there in gurudwara?" (In Punjabi: Gurdware ki rakheya)". So he had to get an unpaid leave to go. 

Another aunt of mine replied "what do these people know about gurudwaras, people get everything from there."

The first aunt started telling us that the JE had lost a son in an accident and he himself stays very ill himself but still the guy says things against God. The other aunt said that these people say these things and get the wrath of God.  Don't they fear God? 

A minute later the 1st aunt started talking about the friend her husband went with. That guy was very religious and he got the uncle to take Amrit. But his own children were suffering. The elder son had already passed away and the 2nd one was in bed as well, the girl was fine. 

This probably was the doing of a genetic disorder which may be linked to the Y chromosome (since both boys faced the same problem) but my relatives stated saying that this must be bcoz of the past karma of the children or the father. You can't run from your karma. 

Instead of empathizing with the patient (whose father is a practicing sikh) they start justifying what's happening to him in the name of God. 

The apathy created by religion.