Why Me, God? brings together Jewish theology and psychological insight to examine the meaning and purpose of suffering. The book outlines core Jewish perspectives on reward, the soul, afterlife, and how hardship can shape personal growth.

The middle section offers concrete spiritual, emotional, and practical approaches for common crises: loneliness, poverty, infertility, mental illness, caring for handicapped children, terminal illness and bereavement. Each chapter suggests ways to cope, find support, and assist others in pain.

Final chapters address collective suffering, including wartime trauma and the Holocaust, and the volume includes an extensive listing of community resources and organizations readers can turn to for help.

Features

• Blend of theology and psychology
• Practical coping strategies
• Resource listings for families and caregivers

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