SECOND COMING INSURANCE A
British recluse named Ernest Digweed died in the early 1980’s and left the equivalent of $57,000 in his will for Jesus Christ if he should return to earth before the end of the 20th century. Digweed’s heirs asked the courts to invalidate the will and divide the money among them. The judges agreed but they took out insurance with Lloyds of London for the amount just in case Christ does return within Digweed’s stipulated time. By William J. Freburger, The Priest
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