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Something that stood out to me in chapter 5 of Night was how during the selection of Jews, Elie wished for a miracle to arrive so that him and his father could pass the selection. For Eliezer to show a bit of faith in god tells readers how desperate for life he was.

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What stood out to me was that how his idea of God started changing the worse things got.

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What stood out to me in chapter five was how the sick were still going to die.

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Something that stood out to me was that someone else who was injured at the infirmary told Eliezer that anyone still in the infirmaries when the Red Army come will die. This detail is telling how the SS wouldn't care if someone hurt had a disadvantage to move because they will still die just waiting.

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What stood out to me in chapter 5 was that Eliezer ate on Yom Kippur especially since it's a very important day to Jews. It stood out a lot because it's another clear way to see what Jews had to give up and how they were affected. Due to starvation, fasting was harder to do.

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Ellie having his doubts about God. It's significance because it shows that some people have their limits on believing their religion.

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i think something that stood out to to me was Eliezer losing his faith because in the beginning it was something he was really passionate about.

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If Eliezer and his father had stayed in the infirmary, there was a very high chance that they would have been freed by the soviet army.

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Something  that stood out to me was the Elie wishing that a miracle because he was losing his faith in god. And was question the existence of god.

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Something that stood out to me in Chapter 5 is how he questioned his faith in god after experiencing everything he has been through till now. This is because then he desperately asked for god to have his dad and him to pass the selection, meaning he has an off and on relationship with god.

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Something that stood out to me was that Elie's father gave him a knife so Elie could have something of his.

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Something that was significant in chapter 5 that stood out to me was that he started to question his faith and he saw the unjustices that was going on and he didnt understand why that was happening to him.

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Something that stood out to me was how the father reacted to having his number written. As well as how he had his inheritance ready.

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Something that stood out to me is how Elizer's father didn't pass the SS inspection. They did want to leave each other's side.

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What stood out to me was that Eliezer was losing his faith in god. It stood out to me because in the beginning of chapter one he wanted to learn about Kabbalah.

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It would impact my idea of God because God is known as the protector. People have faith in God and believe he will do good for others, but people go through bad experiences and that is where they lose faith.

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If I had to go through the Holocaust, my idea of God would waver. I believe that god isn't responsible for human acts but he is responsible for protecting humans from those acts. The holocaust is a perfect representation of god's failure.

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One thing that stood out to me was the fact that Eliezer, a once very religious person, was beginning to lose his faith because of all the horrible things happening.

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It would also start to question God, if I was put into Eliezer's place. I feel like I would resent God for doing something so horrible.

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The circumstance would affect my idea of God because I would have a lot of resentment as well as to question how I was raised.

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If i had to go through the same thing i would also question my faith because it is so unjtice that it is happening to me and like the people around me as well.

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One thing that stood out to me in chapter 5 was when Elie began to question where god was. He was so angry and refused to bless God's name.; I think this is very significant because it shows the state of mind Elie was in.

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It would make God seem uncaring. He is always described as being all powerful and he does everything for a reason. But the events that took place in the camps were cruel.

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Chapter 5 introduces the heart of the matter: Gatsby's dream of Daisy. Through Nick, Gatsby is brought face-to-face with the fulfillment of a dream that he has pursued relentlessly for the past five years of his life.

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The circumstance that Eliezer went through affect my idea of God because he is known to be good and the protector and if, they are being treated bad or, going through rough times and not being there to protect them like he is known too I would feel like he wouldnt exist because God wouldnt do something like that a if he was there to protect them

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When I read the part where Eliezer was mad at god, it didn't make me question my faith. For others it may make people think that God doesn't care or he doesn't exist.

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One thing that stood out to me was that Eliezer started to question god. I think its significant because

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I already don't believe in God so I think going what through Eliezer went I would react the same. Especially, seeing it up close and living that reality.

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Knowing me I would do the same wich is question my faith

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if i had to go through the same thing i would also question my faith because it is so

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the circumstances that eliezer went through would probably make me question the idea of whether there is a god because if there was, how could something like that occur

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What Eliezer went through affects my idea of God because I was always told since I was little that God is always going to be by my side when I need him. My whole perspective on God has changed based on what Elie went through because God didn't help him or the other Jews when they were suffering and dying. This may make people believe that God isn't real or lose faith that he will help when someone really needs it.

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Something that stood out to me in Ch. 5 was Eliezer's loosing faith in god. Rapidly questioning gods existence.

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The circumstances that Eliezer went through would definitely make me question my faith just as Eliezer did.

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The circumstances that Eliezer went through would affect your idea of god because I would as well think that god is not here for me. Along with thinking that this is happening for a reason, I would begin to think that god just does not like me and the people of my kind.

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something that stood out to me in chapter five is how eliezer, who was once a very religious person, became to question his faith because of all the atrocities he endured

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I personally never believed in god, so my idea of god wouldn't change.

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I'm not a very religious person, so I never walk through my life and think about god, my reliance to god is very little. From what Eliezer went through only adds more to why I am not a complete believer of god. God only watches, the bible says that he would always welcome you with open arms and "protect you". WRONG, he only observes what happens in the world and does nothing lets everything pass, he is "our creator, our father" yet nothing. I'm only a Catholic because my family is, I believe in god only because I know that we cant be the only living things with power.

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Under the circumstances that Eliezer went through would believe that would totally make question my faith.

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The circumstances that Eliezer went through wouldn't really affect my idea of god since god has its way of showing us salvation.

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It wouldn't affect it that much because I personally am not a super religious person.

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Something that stood out to me was the fact that Elie's dad was only able to give him a spoon and knife as his inheritance.

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If i was in elie's place I would have probably reacted the same way. I would question why all of this was happening.