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When Bad Things Happen to Good People

in: Judaism
Summary:

The book explores the problem of human suffering and the question of why a loving God allows good people to endure pain and tragedy. It offers comfort and insight by challenging traditional beliefs about suffering, proposing that God is not the cause of our pain but rather a source of strength and compassion in our times of need.

Key points:

1. God's Nature: Kushner argues God isn't all-powerful but helps us handle suffering, not causing it.

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