Odds and probability are misdirections. They assume that we live in a probabilistic universe where things happen by random chance. This assumption is not necessarily correct. The other assumption is that there is a plan and everything happens according to the plan. We humans are limited in our view of space/time. We see only the ever-present present as we flow into it, and speculate about the future as if it has not happened. It only has not happened according to our view. All that will happen in the future to our view is already written into the fabric of the universe by God's plan. There is no free will or free choice other than in our perceptions that we are making them.

It's funny how the majority of the world has adopted empiricism as their philosophy. They think we are able to discern everything with our brains, and that what we see with our eyes is all there is. They can't comprehend the idea that we are confined, but God is not. Empiricism has rarely been taken seriously as a world view by philosophers and has been rejected by the most important schools of thought, yet every atheist out there clings to this extremely narrow minded view of the universe.