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When Bad Things Happen to Good People
When Bad Things Happen to Good People
Avon (1983)
Rabbi Harold Kushner's meditation on one of the oldest questions of faith: why do good people suffer? Drawing on his family's experience, the Book of Job and years of pastoral work, he examines the traditional explanations for suffering and offers a different view of God's role in the world. The book is written for anyone who wants to keep believing while facing loss, illness or tragedy, and offers ways to cope with grief, guilt and anger.
קהל יעד:
Readers coping with loss or illness, those who support them, and anyone interested in faith and the problem of suffering.
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מילה אישית מהקן:
Harold Kushner wrote this book out of his own family's loss, and it became one of the most widely read books on grief and faith. He writes as a congregational rabbi talking to people, and readers of every faith, or none, have turned to it in hard times.