Acts of God are an oxymoron.
God does not act. Action requires physicality.
God is not part of the ‘Human Play’. God does not appear in the physical world that is the ‘Human Theatre’.
God is not the Director or the Producer, nor does God have any role to play.
God does not perform and never appears in person.
Acts of God are better described as Acts of Nature.
This is not the Nature of God but the Nature of the Earth, responding to the Nature of Man.
The Nature of God is the Law of Attraction.
The Nature of the Earth is a direct reflection of the nature of Man because of the Nature of God (The law of Attraction).
Whatever Man as a collective energy emits or transmits, will become what is experienced in return. The effect is always a reflection of the cause.
The Earth is a living organism that is Sensitive to the life forms that make up the nature of the planet. What is reflected by the nature of the planet’s inhabitants will be what they collectively experience. Man is part of the creation that is the nature of our world.
An alternative view is that everything, every man, is God acting in the ‘Human Play’ – consciousness acting unconsciously so as to become awake to its consciousness. God = Life.
Maybe that’s just a belief!
If someone holds the belief that God is the Director of their play, and they are blessed to accept that direction as their choice in life, then they are presumably in alignment with God, being Co-Directors? Or rather, recognising the truth of who they really are?
The very experience of having an alternative view means that I am appearing in my role in my play of my life and that all others are starring in their own version of their life.
If there was only one life, one play, one version of reality that ‘God’ is directing, I would not be Co-directing with God, just one of 6 billion ‘extras’.
Whether I see myself as at One with God or separate from God will make a big difference to my role and the part that I play.
Personally, I allow my Soul to be both Producer and Director of my Life because I wasn’t impressed with how badly my ego did the job.