Which bits does he agree with, grannyactivist? I would have thought that believers in a god would think that it arranged everything, so nothing could be a coincidence.
When I was at a convent school, we were told very forcibly that any dabbling in spiritualism, ouja boards, mediums, etc. was sinful. I was surprised when that well-known Catholic Cherie Blair was reported to have talked Tony into some hocus-pocus involving crystals and rebirthing.
I love coincidences and probability theories. Many are contra-intuitive. For example, if a number has come up in the lottery 50 times, the chance of it coming up again remain at 1 in 49. Noel Edmonds and his victims don't seem to understand this. And why should coins come down 50/50 heads and tails if you do enough trials - the more trials you do, the closer you get to equivalence.
Considering the billions of events which take place every second, it would be a great coincidence if none of them coincided!
