The Role Of God In The Holocaust

From the statement, it can be inferred that because so many people died in the Holocaust and God didn’t save them that he might not exist. The Holocaust was the genocide of Jews. This was carried out by the Nazis, who were in power in Germany at the time. The Nazis believed that the Germans were at the top of racial hierarchy and the Jews were at the bottom. The Nazis encouraged at widespread hate of the Jews by accusing them of being the reason they lost World War I. As well as this, the Christian Church held Jews responsible for the death of Jesus which only made the hatred of the Jews worse. The word proof means that evidence has been given to show an idea or the idea is definite. God is a superhuman being or spirit that is used as a principal
They would’ve saved the Jews because God is believed to be omniscient (all-knowing), omnipresent (everywhere), omnipotent (all-powerful), omnibenevolent (all-loving) and eternal (has no end or beginning). If God were omniscient, he would know about the pain and suffering of the Jews. If he were omnipotent, he would be able to stop the pain and suffering of the Jews. If God were omnibenevolent, he would want to stop the pain and suffering of the Jews. If he were omnipresent, he would be there to help the Jews. So if there were a God, why did he let 6 million men and women die, 1 million of those being children? By 1939, 3 million Jews were under the control of the Nazis and being held in concentration-camps. Adult men and women were tortured for entertainment. God would have known about this, but still did nothing. All of this was the result of anti-Semitist beliefs. God would know that these people were innocent and had done none of the things they were accused of but still let them be killed. Hitler, although not acting alone, was the main leader of the Holocaust. God didn’t stop him. From this, I conclude that God does not
I believe this to be the case because he may ask why God didn’t save his father. As well as this he may wonder why God made him suffer through all the pain that he and his family had to go through. He may question why he was being oppressed in the first place and why God didn’t stop it. This may lead him to lose hope in God. Furthermore, he may wonder why Bruno was allowed to be free and have fun but he wasn’t. On the other hand, he may still feel that there is a God, but that God wouldn’t be quite what he had been made out to be. Or, he may think that because God allowed to make out own decisions, that it is beyond his power to change our decisions. Although, this could be countered with the opinion that he is