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Natural disasters aren’t signs from God according to new poll
“Poll: Few Americans believe natural disasters are signs from God” CNN Belief Blog March 24, 2011
A new survey conducted on the heels of Japan’s devastating earthquake and tsunami finds that few Americans think natural disasters are signs from God and that even fewer believe God punishes nations for the sins of its citizens, as some suggested after the Japanese disaster.
At the same time, most Americans believe God is responsible for everything that happens in the world, according to the survey, which was released [March 24].
The survey was conducted by the Public Religion Research Institute in partnership with the Religion News Service.
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May 2, 2011 issue
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Letters
Cicely Gallagher, Madelon Maupin, David Thorburn-Gundlach, Virginia Stopfel
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We can trust God—with our life
Ingrid Peschke, Managing Editor
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The flip side of gambling
Bertina B. Norford
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Waking to the nature of the Christ
Michael Hamilton
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Shelter from the storm
By Betty H. Thompson
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Calm in the midst of wild winds
Rebekah Charlston
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God’s changeless, beautiful creation
By Robert R. MacKusick
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A saving power in times of need
By Deborah Huebsch
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Witness to Love’s blessing
By Jeffrey Plum
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Wearing the ‘garment of praise’
Bill Badger
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A path of blessings—for me and my son
Name removed by request
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Finding a home, guided by God
By Jennifer Johnson
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God’s plan covers all our needs
By Peggy Ricks
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My unforgettable summer
By Steve Bailey
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Let our church change
By Don Adams
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So much good going on
Joanne Bennett
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Foot injury healed
Bill Fabian
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Symptoms of malaria healed
Mayrene Bentley
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Freed from illness
Joseph Kilole Lifongo
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Deliver a mental knockout punch to fraud
The Editors