By chance and providence

Chance and providence are two concepts that are often used to describe events or circumstances that seem to occur by accident or coincidence.
Chance refers to the idea of occurring randomly or by accident, and is often used to describe events or outcomes that cannot be predicted or controlled. Providence, on the other hand, refers to the belief that events or outcomes are guided or controlled by a higher power or force, such as God or destiny.
The concepts of chance and providence can be seen as complementary, in the sense that they both refer to events or outcomes that are not fully within our control. Some people may see chance as a random and unpredictable force, while others may see it as part of a larger plan or purpose. Similarly, some people may see providence as a guiding or protective force, while others may see it as an external force that imposes itself on the world.
Overall, the concepts of chance and providence can be complex and multifaceted, and may be interpreted differently by different people.
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----Providence; Entelechy; Human collection; Convergence effect