Atheists, if you have any kind of insurance does it cover "Act of God"?

ROFL. They do not believe in any higher authority than themselves, so why would they care who the sold out to? They will almost all take the money and run. Thanks for the laugh.

My insurance covers against floods, storm, wind, lightning and all the other things that in days gone by would have been called "Act of God". In my insurance document they are simply listed as "natural disaster" or "damage caused by weather". "Act of God" is an outdated expression which is now no longer widely used in the UK as society is becoming more secular. On a side note did you see the movie "The Man Who Sued God"? A guy had his ship struck by lighning and his insurer would't pay up as they didn't cover "Act of God". He then sues the church as God's representatives on earth and leaves it them to either pay up, or evade liability by proving God doesn't exist!

That's funny.

Ah, that's what the insurance company calls it - I call it random act of chance coverage.

So there!

STORMS EARTHQUAKES AND SUCH ARE NOT ACTS OF GOD.BEFORE GOD BRINGS JUDGEMENT HE SENDS CLEAR WARNING. DR DAVID BANNER

Congratulations, you are the most annoying person I've encountered here in R&S as of late.

Please pick up your trophy at your earliest convenience.

I suppose you think this is witty and original, yes? Wrong on both counts.

Please run a search.

mine does for hurricanes but not floods...

Im Protestant

This is a bit of grasping at straws isn't it.

Is there a knot in my tongue when I'm tongue tied?

Too funny :-)