Jean-Pierre Fortin, a Loyola University professor, discusses his thought-provoking book, Grace in Auschwitz, exploring the nature of grace amidst profound evil. He shares survivor stories that challenge traditional theological views, suggesting Auschwitz reveals civilization's darker side. Fortin argues that these narratives offer more than just explanations for evil; they illuminate divine presence through suffering. His insights provoke deep reflections on humanity, divine power, and the moral complexities of historical atrocities.
