Fyodor Dostoevsky

 Fyodor Dostoevsky

Fyodor Dostoevsky was a writer of Russian literature. Dostoevsky is one of the most important writers in Russian literature. We learn that Dostoevsky wrote a large number of books with Christian themes. We learn that Fyodor Dostoevsky is one of the greatest writers of Russian literature because he described the importance of repentance and justice. We learn that Dostoevsky was an Orthodox Christian and was not liked by the Soviet communists of his time. This can be understood since his writings describe the importance of justice, equity, and equality. We learn that Dostoevsky described the importance of repentance of sin. 

Fyodor Dostoevsky wrote Crime and Punishment that is a great work of literature. Dostoevsky describes in Crime and Punishment a hypochondriac and neurotic who is narcissistic. We learn that he decides to commit a crime and is able to hide the evidence and evade suspicion. We learn that even after being investigated by the detectives, Raskolnikov is able to hide his crime. 

Throughout the story of Raskolnikov there is the question of justice since he did commit a crime. We learn that Raskolnikov is able to realize that his crime needed to be corrected. We learn that Raskolnikov realizes the importance of repentance and redemption that GOD Almighty offers. We learn that Raskolnikov is able to hide his crime and evidence, yet there is the question of justice and the importance of the conscience. 

We learn that the story of Crime and Punishment describes that Raskolnikov learns about the importance of repentance of sin and turns himself in. The book describes the importance of justice and equality. We learn that while Raskolnikov could have gone without being convicted, Raskolnikov decides to repent of his sin and chooses to turn his guilt into an opportunity to redeem himself from his crime. Dostoevsky described in his book the manner that there is justice, and sin is punished. We learn that there is punishment for commiting a crime. Dostoevsky describes that there is justice in the world regardless of the temporary lies that evil attempts to say so that individuals practice sin.