Twisted

This is a great story. A woman goes missing at the age of 14 and turns up ten years later just two miles from her dad.

But here's the part of the story that caught my attention:

Kach's father, Jerry, said, "I just say thank you, there is a God and he brought my little girl back home."

If the recovery of Jerry's daughter is what proves to him there's a God, then he has a long road ahead of him. What else will it take to prove to him there's a God? If he's laid off, will his next proof be his company hiring him back within three weeks? How many other parents have children who have gone missing and never been found. Are they supposed to believe there's a God?

Sure, I'm probably reading into this too much. The fact is, the guy's excited to no end and he's expressing that. But, if what he said is really what he meant - if this event is what proves to him that there's a God - then I think he's been sadly misled.