Since God causes them, the cause is known. Therefore, there are no coincidences. ... Because statisticians “know” that randomness explains them, coincidences are nothing but strange yet expect-able events that we remember because they are surprising to us. They are not coincidences, just random events.

What are examples of coincidences?

The definition of a coincidence is an example of two things relating to each other or having some connection that was unexpected. An example of a coincidence is when you unexpectedly run into your friend in the mall.

Is coincidence a fate?

Coincidence is an occasion when two or more similar things happen at the same time, especially in a way that is unlikely and surprising. ... The key difference between fate and coincidence is that fate is considered to be predetermined or planned (by a divine power) whereas coincidence is accidental and unplanned.