Fallingangel4513, how dare you blame this accident on God! God had nothing to do with causing this accident; the driver of the car who deliberately sped through the stop sign without slowing down caused the accident. One woman is dead, her husband and daughter were shaken up when their truck flipped over five times. And, only because of God did her two year old Grandson live when the car seat he was in was ejected as the car was flipping over five times. I am a Christian and I believe that God does not shut a door until he opens another one. But, I also believe that he gives us free will to make our own decisions, good or bad. Therefore, whatever decisions we make good or bad they are our decisions. Instead of blaming God for a preventable accident, “Man-Up” and take responsibly for your own actions. God is a loving and just God, if someone is truly repentant and remorseful for their actions there is forgiveness, but, there is no forgiveness if one is not truly repentant. By blame this accident on God and not taking responsibility for one action there cannot be any forgiveness. Yesterday a good woman was laid to rest, Donna McLean. On Sunday she will not be going to Church with her family and friends, nor will she be celebrating Mother’s Day with her family. When her daughter graduates from college in a few days, Donna McLean will not be there, nor will she see her grandson growing up. This was a terrible tragedy that has destroyed both families’; the sad part is that it was a preventable accident. So, I reiterate, whatever decisions we make good or bad they are our decisions. When things do not go our way it is easier to blame others or even God for our own actions. But to find forgiveness, mercy, and compassion first we need to acknowledge our sins before we can find redemption. Joy Stanton.