In the annals of great opening lines for novels, the first sentence of Jill Ciment’s “Act of God” has to rank as a classic: “The twins suspected it was alive, but they weren’t exactly sure if it was ...

"Acts of God," for insurance purposes, are defined as events that occur through natural causes and could not be avoided through the use of caution and preventative measures. In essence, the phrase ...

Act II Playhouse has announced its latest production, “An Act of God” by David Javerbaum. The Act II production stars 3-time Barrymore Award-winner Tony Braithwaite as God. Previews begin August 6, ...

An act of God can mean many things to many people. But what does it mean legally? Our Litigation Group explores the many ways an “act of God” has been interpreted in legal contracts by statutes and ...

That might sound like inflated praise for an actor who’s been one of Twin Cities theater’s most consistently strong actors for decades now. But she really is playing the almighty in Six Points Theater ...

Technically speaking, Mr. Hayes is not portraying God. In his boundless mystery, God has chosen to come before us in the guise of Mr. Hayes. 'For lo, I have endowed him with a winning, likable ...

Regardless of religious affiliation, weather events such as hurricanes, tornadoes, hail storms and even fires, in some cases, can be classified legally as Acts of God. And your insurance company might ...

When hurricanes impact with destruction, injury and even possible loss of life - there is obviously a massive physical dimension to extreme weather, but their mental impact will hinge on your ...

Lee Brubaker believes in a higher power. Call that power “God,” call it “the universe,” call it what you will. She’s a believer. “I believe there’s something there,” the West Los Angeles ...

In the Book of Genesis, God proclaimed, “Let there be light,” and there was light. In the theater, there are stage hands to do that job, and on a recent morning, a crew had lighted the Ahmanson to a ...

“Acts of God”, for insurance purposes, are defined as events that occur through natural causes and could not be avoided through the use of caution and preventative measures. In essence, the phrase ...