| Religie | | Scris de D.C.C. | | Duminică, 29 Ianuarie 2023 18:18 |  {It is perhaps not necessary to elucidate everything about the Metropolitan's much debated piece, "The Dogma of Redemption" [archived pdf], before appreciating some of his most practical points. On the same note, from two of his saintly followers, see here, here, and here. A rich assortment from the Metropolitan's seminal writings on Dostoevsky is available here [pdf], here [pdf], and here (the first two items being also easily located in Dr. Ludmila Koehler's English translations). They are probablyRead more |
| Ce citim | | Scris de D.C.C. | | Sâmbătă, 12 Noiembrie 2022 10:36 |  Previously in the Dostoevsky for Parents and Children series: Varenka's Memoirs (from the novel Poor Folk, 1846 [1883, 1887, 1897, DPC I]) An Honest Thief (from Stories of a Man of Experience, 1848 [suggested by the Introduction to the 1897 anthology, DPC V]) Nellie's Story (from the novel The Insulted and Injured, 1861 [1883, 1887, DPC VI]) Marie's Story (from the novel The Idiot, 1868 [suggested by Anna Dostoevskaya in correspondence pertaining to the 1897 anthology, DPC X]) At The Select BoardingRead more |
| Ce citim | | Scris de D.C.C. | | Joi, 08 Septembrie 2022 20:53 |  Motto: "In the face of such icons as the Vladimir one, it is easiest to understand why the veneration of the Mother of God plays such an exceptional role in the history of Christianity... Mankind in the image of the Mother, grieving for the crucified Son, saw the most complete embodiment of that element of the spirit, which is called love and only love and which knows neither the law of justice, nor the law of retribution - no laws, except the law of pity and compassion" - Aleksandr I. Anisimov(*)Read more |
| | Ce citim | | Scris de D.C.C. | | Vineri, 30 Decembrie 2022 17:20 |  Previously in the Dostoevsky for Parents and Children series: Varenka's Memoirs (from the novel Poor Folk, 1846 [1883, 1887, 1897, DPC I]) An Honest Thief (from Stories of a Man of Experience, 1848 [suggested by the Introduction to the 1897 anthology, DPC V]) Nellie's Story (from the novel The Insulted and Injured, 1861 [1883, 1887, DPC VI]) Marie's Story (from the novel The Idiot, 1868 [suggested by Anna Dostoevskaya in correspondence pertaining to the 1897 anthology, DPC X]) At The SelectRead more |
| Ce citim | | Scris de D.C.C. | | Vineri, 14 Octombrie 2022 19:45 |  And the third day there was a marriage in Cana of Galilee; and the Mother of Jesus was there..." " Whenever a person gazes upon an object he receives in himself an image of that object. Those who gaze at the true God receive in themselves the properties of the divine nature. Those who attend to the vanity of idols are changed into what they behold and become stone instead of men.” (St. Gregory of Nyssa quoted here and here, and paraphrased: "We become what we behold") Is Zossima the literaryRead more |
| Ce citim | | Scris de D.C.C. | | Joi, 25 August 2022 18:30 |  Previously in the Dostoevsky for Parents and Children series: Varenka's Memoirs (from the novel Poor Folk, 1846 [1883, 1887, 1897, DPC I]) An Honest Thief (from Stories of a Man of Experience, 1848 [suggested by the Introduction to the 1897 anthology, DPC V]) Nellie's Story (from The Insulted and Injured, 1861 [1883, 1887, DPC VI]) Marie's Story (from The Idiot, 1868 [suggested by Anna Dostoevskaya in correspondence pertaining to the 1897 anthology, DPC X]) At The Select Boarding School (fromRead more |
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