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Ippolit’s Paradox: The Theology of Self- Destruction
The Body of the Dead Christ in the Tomb (Hans Holbein) In The Idiot, Dostoyevsky stages the ultimate contradiction of faith through the voice of the terminally ill Ippolit Terentyev, whose “necessary” suicide transforms mortality into protest. Within his lengthy explanation, the nihilistic Ippolit declares a mutiny on Prince Myshkin’s Christian beliefs: if existence is…
The Justice Dilemma
A commentary on Death Note and the duality of justice and morality. I recently started rewatching Death Note (the anime, not the garbage Netflix live-action) as research for a novel I’m working on. It remains one of the most compelling explorations of justice and the nature of evil. The story follows Light Yagami, an exceptionally…
Julius Ceasar: Epilepsy & Greatness
Short Introduction: In creating this space for my writing, I intended for it to be an outlet for my fiction, takes on subjects of interest and philosophical discussion. This changed when I had an idea for this series – born from my personal struggle of epilepsy. When I was first diagnosed, it was not the…
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