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- #41
point being there is no divine intervention/etc....it's like when one person is saved out of many from a plane crash/etc --they say ''thank god he was saved'' ...''divine intervention saved him'' ...etc
When it happens to other people, you may think it is just rationalization.
But when it happens to you, where you sense some deeper connection, then it's different.
Your comment reminds me of a "divine" coincidence story I read in Reader's Digest.
Of two passengers sitting next to each other on a plane, one had just lost a family
member and was heading that direction, while the other had a sick family member
in desperate need of an transplant. They agreed to have the deceased tested
for possible compatibility. It was a longshot, but it turned out to be a match. So the
deceased person ended up saving the life of someone else, by their family members sitting together on a plane.
except there repeatedly has been