Night

Night

Night raises many question, but only few answers. What imoportant questions does wiesel raise and why is questioning or protest important (both, in this book and the world outside it)?

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I think Eli really questions his faith. In this case it is Judaism. He asks the simple question of how a benevolent God could let this happen.Eli's faith is shaken but not totally destroyed; it has changed. This question certainly is posed outside the Jewish faith as well. How can any God let horrible things happen to innocent people. I don't know the answer to that.

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