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Very likely Todd liked the pose and the layout, and decided to use it for the Hulk cover. .

So the odds are 2,102,399 to 1 against, better than a royal.

Story coincidence, sometimes called the writer’s convenience, is a big topic.

Many believe that Fate or Mystery, or the Universe or God, causes coincidences. Jan 1, 1997 · This revised edition of There's No Such Thing as Coincidence contains true stories that present synchronicity (meaningful coincidence) as an intriguing, fascinating phenomenon and earthly manifestation of God's love. Nothing is a coincidence - you.

She calls comedy her religion, but her comic theology of forgiveness approximates the Catholic faith that she nominally lays aside.

May 25, 2023 · A now-standard move for writers formed by feminism: find the uncredited women, tell their stories. . There are no coincidences with God because He has a plan for everyone and everything.

ch ヅ TV Host. Very likely Todd liked the pose and the layout, and decided to use it for the Hulk cover.

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The first of Ironmonger's books published in the USA, the second of his books written, and my second read, Coincidence plops John Ironmonger onto my list of favorite writers. .

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“What a Coincidence!” is a collection of life. . Koestler builds a case for explaining.

. ― John Green,. A few years later, out of sheer coincidence, I met a beautiful Indian woman. God prescribed every single detail of your body. . He is a wonderful storyteller, but he is also a philosophy teacher, a purveyor of social justice, and a romantic.

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From predicting the score to Joe Torre for a Yankees baseball game to a priest being saved from a building collapse by 'no one. .

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Dec 27, 2005 · Couple this with the fact that some of the anecdotes are simply interesting stories—one explaining a stock market scam, for example—that have nothing to do with coincidence, and readers are left with the impression that nothing mysterious is being discussed and certainly nothing is being analyzed.