The Act of God Defense: Why Hurricane Katrina & Noah's Flood Don't Qualify
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By Kaplan, Casey P "For my part, I am about to bring the flood-waters upon the earth- to destroy all flesh under the sky in which there is a breath of life; everything on earth shall perish."1  I.
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In April a Christian activist announced a summer 2004 expedition to search for Noah's ark. The quest didn't happen, and now critics are questioning the project's credibility.
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The four-in-a-row hurricanes that have disrupted lives across Florida have also delayed life's final journey for many. Funerals have been put off for weeks in some places because the ground is too soggy for burials or because scattered family members cannot be assembled.
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With solid concrete walls and roofs and  laminated glass windows protected by storm shutters, a house  can be built to withstand nearly any hurricane. But very few  are.
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Description: Not since the 1960s has Florida been battered by a rapid succession of hurricanes. Many people have been tempted to ask whether this has anything to do with a predicted increase in severe weather events associated with global warming.
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What the hell happened? Where did we go wrong? How was Christianity co-opted by a political party? Why are Christians supporting laws that force others to live by their standards? The answers to these questions are integral to the survival of Christianity.
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Sometimes what we think is true doesn't measure up to the facts. The outdoors is full of conventional wisdom that was passed around the campfire then passed down from one generation to the next. Some of this hand-me-down knowledge is accepted as fact, even when it shouldn't be.
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By MARK A. GONZALEZ  Day after day, the heavens have delivered what the heavens had denied us for several years - rain, rain and more rain. I've seen water in places where I haven't seen water since the summer of 2001, and before that the summer of 1993.
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For anyone who questioned why the Saints would go back to a flood-ravaged city, or wondered if a football game could really make a difference in the lives of people mired in misery, you have your answer.
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Matthew's Gospel teaches that you cannot serve God and mammon. But you can serve God while earning a little mammon, Fortune writer Marc Gunther argues in this enjoyably enlightening survey of socially responsible businesses.
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Hurricane Katrina has many legacies for the Bush White House, none pleasant. One is the guarantee that as soon as disaster strikes in the United States, President Bush's every move is closely scrutinized to gauge the speed and tone of his response.
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"Jesus Out to Sea" (Simon &amp; Schuster Paperbacks, 291 pages, $24.95) &#151; James Lee Burke: When a tragedy as monstrous as Hurricane Katrina befalls us, journalism can tell us what happened, and occasionally it can even explain why. But it cannot take us to that quiet place where spirit goes to heal.
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âHurricane Katrina broke through the levees,â the president said. âIt broke a lot of hearts. It destroyed buildings. But it didnât affect the spirit of a lot of citizens in this community.â
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Just because Katrina was the perfect storm &#151; a catastrophic combo of the wrong hurricane in the wrong place at the wrong time &#151; doesn't mean that history can't repeat itself, leaving another city obliterated by another tempest. It can.
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If the load of application relies on incoming events, you may eventually face the happy curse of popularity: too much work to do with your available resources. If you set a limit on how many events you can process within a time period, you can avoid the flood. Vladi Belperchinov-Shabanski explains the algorithm and demonstrates working code.
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It&#39;s been labeled the worst humanitarian disaster in the world by the United Nations, but few Americans even know if its existence.
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BRUNSWICK, Ga. - It is said there are no atheists in foxholes. Add farms  to that list.  Georgia Farm Bureau members and others will pray for rain today as the  state continues in a drought that state climatologist David Stooksbury said  could deepen.