Two Versions of Christianity in The Grand Inquisite by Dostoevsky

Two Christian versions of Dostoyevsky in 'Great Secret' in Dostoevsky's 'Great Prosecutor', he developed two versions of Christianity. One is the Roman Catholic version represented by G. I. Or a big judge, and the other is a Protestant version represented by Christian figures. At the beginning of the conversation, after seeing that he did some miracles, GI put a person like Christ or CLF in jail (p. 24). Then he began to attack him with the answered question.

Russian Orthodox Christianity novelist Fyodor Dostoevsky advocated many discussions to support and oppose free will. A well-known argument is in the Karamazov brothers 'great interrogator' chapter, or in his "underground memo". He also argues that suicide is actually a confirmation of a free will's novel if it does not make sense (see devil Kirilov). Regarding the assertion that the suffering of an innocent person advocated by the Karamazov brothers' rebellion part is not worth the price of free will, Dostoevsky said disaster (or universal settlement) as a possible reasonable solution, It seems to suggest. Thought

I am of no use to existential Christianity, the lifetime of Christ, the fable, the literal meaning, the great investigator, brothers Karamzov or Dostoevsky. As Dostoyevsky and Ibsen are reflecting, I always have a legitimate reason to doubt my abilities and wisdom and explain the complexity of the existential religion of Kiakegaard. My main interest is still evidence of stupid text. Our discussion has passed a week through differences in language difficulty and background. As you said, we are all repeating our position. Please understand that my last few posts are more aggressive and not ridiculed. I finally got to know you better in the important areas below.

Dostoevsky, everything is trying to bring us back to the central message of Christianity. Regardless of whether you are a Christian or not (not going into my personal belief), the core of this novel is something universal, like the information Jesus agrees or the author of various books It seems to have it. Please use Jesus' Bible as their hero. If Dostoevsky reminds us that Alyosha is the hero of the novel, we may have found our hero in Ivan, but Dostoevsky will not be able to find his intention in many occasions Announced. Therefore, it is not to destroy things by clarifying only the bad side of the church. Dostoevsky tried to build a new way of life through Alyosha