The Grand Inquisitor chapter was devastating to me when I first read it. That was maybe 15 years ago now. It's been something I've been thinking about ever since. I've been wanting to read the book again and your post might be the trigger I needed to do that.
I'm glad to hear that this is the type of thing you're reading while you write your own story. This is how theology should be done.
If you enjoy this, there's a book called the Brothers K by David James Duncan that retells the story with a rural farm league americana flair. Highly recommend it.
The Grand Inquisitor chapter was devastating to me when I first read it. That was maybe 15 years ago now. It's been something I've been thinking about ever since. I've been wanting to read the book again and your post might be the trigger I needed to do that.
I'm glad to hear that this is the type of thing you're reading while you write your own story. This is how theology should be done.
If you enjoy this, there's a book called the Brothers K by David James Duncan that retells the story with a rural farm league americana flair. Highly recommend it.