Mistaken Identity: Two Families, One Survivor, Unwavering Hope Book

I made the mistake of reading some of the other reviews before writing my own. I am shocked by the insensitiviy and callousness of some people. It's one thing to not like the book, it's another to criticize and condemn people who have suffered through this. It seems to be a recurring theme for me lately.
Anyway, I started reading this book last night and finished it this morning. Many times I was brought to tears and inspired by the love and devotion people can have for one another. There is a lot of worshipping, and praising God and all that in this book. It really turned some people off. The thing is though, that's what has allowed these people to go through such a horror. I can honor their beliefs and I still chose to skim through some of those passages. The story itself is heartbreaking and inspiring all at the same time. I would like to believe that I would know if it was my own daughter laying before me in an istance like this. However, none of us stood in their shoes, and therefore I, at least, have no authority to pass judgement.
At the end of the day several families faced horror and tragedy that night in April 2006, the Cerak and Van Ryn families just got an extra twist in theirs. I was so inspired not only by these families but by their communities' support and devotion. I could only hope that my friends, family and neighbors would show up the same way for me.