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This article connects to night because Elie is losing his faith and as he loses his faith he changes as a person. In the article it talks about how when you lose faith it changes you.

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In the article, it talks about how losing your faith, you lose your identity and you turn into a different being. In Night, Elie is losing faith and he begins to reblel against God, forgetting who is and who he was, changing into a different perrson without God, man, or love.

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Elie is starting to lose hope in the faith of his god, where he is mad how god put him through the camps and is questioning why he should praise a god that doesnt even protect him. The article explains the aftermath of losing faith which Elie shows in the book.

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This article connects to Night because in this section, Elie is angered at God and keeps questioning why God is letting horrible things happen. The article, The Pain of Losing Your Faith is obviously explaining the causes and effects of doing so, as well as teaching someone how to cope with it.

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This article relates to Night because the article is about losing faith in one's belief and the suffering that is created by loss of faith. In Night, Elie Wiesel and many of the other Jews in the camps begin losing faith in their God when Rosh Hashnah comes around and they're all still forced to suffer in the camps during a holiday.

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The article relates to "Night" by Elie Wiesel because both pieces of text involve the act of not losing faith. This is because in Night, Elie has lost so much, like his belongings, and maybe even his parents, but he still strives to have faith throughout the story.

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This article relates to Night because in chapter 5 we see that Elizer has lost his faith and is mad at God. The article talks about faith and what it means to lose it.  "Either way, the experience of losing our faith is likely to be extremely difficult, leading to depression loneliness or anger. "

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The article explains the feelings of losing faith in which Elie goes through when he is in the prison. Not only do they lose their faith in making it out of the camp alive, but also the help of god.

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This article relates to Night because in the article it talks about how everyone has a faith in something, even if its not religion. Elie, in Night had a faith in religion and in his family. As the reader, throughout Night, you can tell how Elie's faith in his religion and family slowly fade as times get tougher and tougher.

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This article relates to Night because in the novel, Elie is beginning to lose faith, doubting God and following through with the doubt. This article writes about the negative effects of losing your faith which could be something that Elie may experience later in the text, such as depression due to the lost faith.

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This article talks about how a loss of faith can affect a person, this is demonstrated in Night as some of the Jewish prisoners begin to lose their faith in God, and experience feelings of anguish and confusion.

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This article relates to Night by talking about the attack on faith and what it does to you. In the section we read for Night people were starting to lose their faith wondering if anyone could save them and in the article it talks about how having your faith attacked may leave you questioning it.

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The article connects to Night since recently in Night, Elie has started to reject his belief system and thats the primary topic the article talks about. The article talks about how losing your faith can lead to a person questioning their identity and a loss of their closest friends.

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This article and "Night," chapter 5, relate directly as they both talk about the questioning of faith.

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This article relates to Night chapter 5 because in this section of the book Elie starts to question his faith. He believes that his God is supposed to take him out of misery. He then realizes that nothing has changed and he still remains in the horrible camp.In the article i just read, it talks about how people start to lose faith and regroup how and why people regroup their thoughts. It also talks about how to cope with losing faith.

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The "Night" and "The Pain of Losing Your Faith" have related because Elie starts to question "God" and how it is his fault that so many families have fallen and then the article about losing your faith relates because it talks about faith being hope but also loneliness and anger.

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This article relates to "Night" because Elie along with many others could not see how God was allowing these things to happen to them.

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This article relates to the section we read of "Night" in the sense that the Jews in the camp kept begging to their God for help, and they felt as if he had abandoned them. The narrator states how everyone is agitated and depressed, much like the article says that is a result of losing faith.

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This article relates to "Night" because in the pages 66-84 Elie is starting to loose his faith in God "My eyes had opened was alone, terribly alone in a World without God," (Wiesel, 68) and in the article it talks about how loosing faith can lead to loneliness and anger.