...also from a Promethean impulse, that is to say, from love of humanity and in the name of humanity. ' I must have justice, or I will destroy myself. And not justice in some remote time and space, but here on earth and that I could see myself,' claims Ivan Karamazov, resolutely refusing...

...that there are none guilty and that cause follows effect simply and directly, and that I know it — I must have justice, or I will destroy myself. And...space, but here on earth, and that I could see myself. I have believed in it. I want to see it, and if I am dead by then, let me rise again, for it it all...

...dimension. Ivan Karamazov raises the issue when he says: "I must have retribution . . . not retribution in some remote infinite time and space, but here on earth, and that I could see myself" (Book Five, chap. iv, p. 225). Both the narrator and Father Zosima speak of historical phenomena. They...

...that there are none guilty and that effect follows cause simply and directly, and that I know it — I must have justice, or I will destroy myself. And...space, but here on earth, and that I could see myself. I have believed in it. I want to see it, and if I am dead by then, let me rise again, for if it all...

...vainly waiting for God's help. Ivan reaches the conclusion reached by many caring humans over history, "I must have justice, or I will destroy myself. And...space, but here on earth and that I could see myself. . . . I've only taken the children, because in their case what I mean is so unanswerably clear. Listen!...

...that there are none guilty and that effect follows cause simply and directly, and that I know it — I must have justice, or I will destroy myself. And...space, but here on earth, and that I could see myself. I have believed in it. I want to see it, and if I am dead by then, let me rise again, for if it all...

...that there are none guilty and that cause follows effect simply and directly, and that I know it?—I must have justice, or I will destroy myself. And not...but here on earth, and that I could see myself. The existentialist Russian philosopher Nicholas Berdyaev had precisely this maximalist Ivan Karamazov in...

...outrage at a God who allows such unjust and unnecessary suffering. "I must have justice," he says, "not justice in some remote infinite time and space, but here on earth, and that I could see myself." If the suffering of little children is necessary to pay for the harmony of the world or to pay for...

...that there are none guilty and that cause follows effect simply and directly, and that I know it? — I must have justice, or I will destroy myself. And...space, but here on earth, and that I could see myself. I have believed in it. I want to see it, and if I am dead by then, let me rise again, for if it all...

...sufferings of innocent children tortured by infamous monsters in human form. He cries for justice, "and not justice in some remote, infinite time and space, but here on earth." so that he can see it for 666 Dostoevsky as a Religious Teacher. himself. If he is offered a distant...