Expression of Dialectic Categories in the Individual’s Social Life
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The article gives a few conclusions about the attitude to random processes in the Psalms, the Torah, and the Gospels truth, the sacred books, that they have no clear, vague definition of coincidences, but are deeply acquainted with these sources, as you can imagine they have a chance to see the relationship to chance event. It should be noted that religious sources claimed more cases of necessity. This is normal. Almost all religions recognize that God is unique and capable of everything and that any event in the universe can not be hidden from him. In the books of God's holy words, more than ever, chance is regarded as a precedent. These books repeatedly state that God's power is infinite, that everything has come into being through him, and that any event in the universe occurs with his presence.
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God, Psalms, Torah, Gospel, necessity, religion, human freedom, freedom, freedom of choice, selection, trial, coincidence, actions, accessibility, spiritual necessity, process