Question

Rabbi, I’m exactly in lesson number 5 on your “Do Good” channel regarding providence and involvement. The Rabbi brings the Talmudic passage that He brings them to one inn, and it’s no coincidence that it speaks about an unintentional killer, because there the dimension of a person’s intention and choice is missing, so it does not contradict things you said there earlier. If so, then if a person is killed in a car accident through no fault of his own—meaning another car crashed into him—and the driver who hit him also did so unintentionally, in such a case can one say that the Holy One, blessed be He, caused his death? And that God wanted him to die?