Beloved Rabbi and Author of Bestselling Book 'When Bad Things Happen to Good People' Dies at 88

Rabbi Harold S. Kushner believed God's power was limited but God's love was unlimited.
Kushner was a congregational rabbi for over two decades and wrote several bestselling books.
His most famous book explored how good people can deal with suffering and was inspired by the death of his son.
Kushner argued God was omnipotent in love and empathy rather than able to prevent all evil.
Kushner's writings provided comfort and wisdom for people of all faiths dealing with life's hardest questions.