An act of God is a phrase used to describe an event outside of human control, such as a natural disaster. Insurance policies usually limit coverage for damages caused by acts of God.

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By the 16th century, the term “act of God” had entered the English lexicon, meaning any natural event or disaster that was seen as both beyond human understanding (or prediction) and a direct ...

In the aftermath of the catastrophic flooding in Texas last week, government officials from President Donald Trump to the ...

That’s the reality of the human condition. Using a terrible act of political violence to hypnotize Americans into believing that Trump is a messianic figure “saved by God” is not only ...

In insurance, an act of God refers to any event that occurs outside of human control and can't be predicted or prevented. Natural disasters such ase earthquakes, severe weather and floods are all ...

Now, think about it for a moment, if that storm on the lake of Galilee was an act of God, Jesus would not have rebuked it, or he would be rebuking God. But, ... They remind us that material ...

Now God created us for an ultimate purpose: ... Catholic Morality, (1934; TAN Books, 1990) "A human act is morally good if its object, its circumstances, and its end are good; if any of these is ...

It turned out, the Rev. Richard Joyner was prophetic. The venture, which in 2007 was spun off into its own nonprofit, the Conetoe Family Life Center, now produces 1,500 boxes of vegetables a week ...