Fyodor Dostoyevsky
Don’t Look Away
He bears our wanderings, our crimes, our sins.
September 10-16
Cursing Christians, Stories We Tell Ourselves, Redeeming Time, and Hilarious Advice
Ignorance Is Not Bliss: Ivan Karamazov Visits Westworld
This post was written by Nate Mills. When Moses stood before the Burning Bush, he […]
Our Grieving Hearts and the “Great Impertinence of Beauty” (Or, Can Beauty Save the World?), Pt 2
This is the second part of my reflection on beauty. Check out part one here. […]
Religious Facts and the Difference Between a Crime and a Sin
More thoughts from the late Jaroslav Pelikan, taken from the “Dostoevsky: The Holy and the […]
The Element In Man For Which Moralism Cannot Account
Some germane thoughts from the late Jaroslav Pelikan, taken from the “Dostoevsky: The Holy and […]
Keeping a Reckoning in Dostoyevsky’s The Idiot
A short passage from the master in which Prince Myshkin recalls the story of an […]
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