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Pain
In this essay, I am going draw upon Harold Kushner’s discussion of how various people respond to pain. In doing so, I am going to contrast two different responses to pain that I have personally experienced. Harold Kushner, a Jewish Rabbi, made waves when he authored his book, “When Bad things Happen to Good People.” Ultimately, it was Kushner’s goal to consider why bad things happened to seemingly good people, and to question why that happened (Butt, 2015). Kushner was responding to the death of his son, Aaron Zev Kushner, who ...
