So if we say "prove god did it" they just quote what they really mean.
Let me tell you this.....
Last year, one of the drivers in the company I work for, was involved in an accident. Another lorry crashed into him, running him off the road. Luckily no one was hurt. This driver was carrying liquid Oxygen. So you can imagine how much shock he would be in.
Anyway, the other driver admitted fault, and witnesses also said it was the other drivers fault.
Our driver phoned the police, still in shock. (Because of the hazardous goods being carried and the possition of the stranded vehicle)
He said "I have just hit another truck"
Those words were wrong!!!
It ended up as both parties were to blame, purely because of what our driver said to the police over the phone.
Now, going back to "Act of God". If you call the insurance company and report a loss or damage due to natural causes, and they say back to you "it's an act of god" We should take their first words as the true meaning, just as what happened to the driver I mentioned, which then they must prove or pay up.
Am I right?
