I have read the various comments, pro and con, about Zach Landis's mother's belief that God protected her son from harm when a bear crashed through his window, and about God's plan for her son. That's quite possible, but Biblically, there's more complexity to this than the blog discussions touch upon. God has plans and hopes for all of us, but has also given us as individuals, and as a larger entity, the human race, free will, and because we have requested it, room to make bad decisions as well which often counter his plans (the account of the Fall is at heart the human race telling God to take a hike because we think we can supposedly handle things better on our own), so no, God isn't micromanaging every event, as per our wish (but that's a double-edged sword, when our choices result in harm), though He can certainly choose to intervene. We choose to run through or build a house in bear territory, and bad stuff can happen. All bad stuff on this planet is a result of human choice..