If the belief is held that divine providence governs all occurrences, individuals may find solace in seeking guidance from a sovereign power. As God transcends temporal constraints, possessing omniscience of past, present, and future events, reliance on Him for direction becomes imperative. Nonetheless, this omniscience does not automatically result in resolution of immediate challenges. The inherent purpose of human existence suggests a causal factor for one's being, indicating that existence serves a greater purpose beyond mere existence itself. Alternatively, one could consider this issue from a different vantage point. In the absence of necessity, the existence of a cause becomes superfluous. In the absence of the outcomes and occurrences that mold our existence, there is no empirical basis to posit a purpose for our being. Our confidence in causality is shaped by our comprehension of the relationship between causes and effects. It is crucial for all occurrences in our lives to transpire if one believes in a divine influence guiding our existence.