Perhaps the explanation that everything is a cosmic coincidence is the worse of the two. While God is undefinable, just like the universe (uni = all in one) is undefinable, since we know neither its origin nor its space. Making a person out of God seems as nonsensical to me as making the universe a bunch of randomly colliding bodies.
Although the destruction of God is in full swing and very successful, an existence without God is merely depressing. To believe that we can explain the creation of the universe by an explosion seems to me to be a superstition. It leaves us with nothing but a fearful existence, after which all the planets drift apart and leave us in eternal darkness. I share the view that we are all God, like the widely dispersed parts of a soul unable to remember itself, but in constant search of it. If we destroy this, it means destroying ourselves. Similarly, just as parents do not have an omnipotent influence over their children, however hard they try, they cannot precisely direct their paths. Therefore, children who, as adults, do not refrain from accusing their parents of their misdemeanours and omissions are as futile as accusing God.