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Jewish thought

Braiterman's term for religious responses after the Holocaust that refuse to justify God's role in suffering while keeping faith and tradition.

In Jewish thought, antitheodicy refers to Braiterman's term for religious responses after the Holocaust that refuse to justify God's role in suffering while keeping faith and tradition. This meaning comes from Braiterman (1999) in (God) After Auschwitz.[1]

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References

Braiterman, Z. (1999). (God) After Auschwitz. Princeton University Press. https://doi.org/10.1515/9781400822768

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