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After their arrival in Auschwitz, Elie stopped praying because he:
A. doubted God existed
B. believed God was no longer listening.
C. thought the Jews were being punished
D. doubted God’s justice.

Sagot :

Elie stopped praying after arriving at Auschwitz as he doubted about the justice of God.

Option D is correct.

Who was Elie Wiesel?

Elie Wiesel was a writer from the US country who wrote the book named loss of faith in night.

According to the author, when he saw that the Jews were not being helped  by the God, then his faith in God got loosen. He doesn't believe in the justice being served by the God.

Therefore, the doubt on justice of God was the reason of stopping of prayers by Elle Wiesel.

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