Fast! at the beginning of night, before he ever leaves sighet, eliezer is a devoutly religious young man. he comes out of his experience in the concentration camps a much different person. write a 3–4 paragraph essay in which you interpret and describe how eliezer’s faith is affected by his experiences. conclude your essay with a section that explains your personal reaction or response to eliezer’s faith journey. be sure to include evidence from the text that supports your ideas.

    Elizer is a Jew, and due to the exponential rise of anti-Semitism during the Holocaust, he was forced out of his home and seemingly out of his religion. Growing up before the recent events, he was extremely religious and had full faith in God and his teachings.

    As the holocaust progressed, his faith steadily crumbled. He began to question his faith and wondered why a seemingly-loving god would allow such evil to take place such as the Jewish babies being burned or the over-exhaustion and starvation. He stops praying and devoting his faith towards god. Because he feels betrayed, he rejects Him at all costs.

    I can totally understand why he would feel that way. He’s human. In my opinion, he had every right to feel helpless, scared, and just overall mad at the world. Everything was beyond his grasp and control. I guess even his faith.

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