The Comparison of Nietzsche and Dostoevsky

Dostoevsky: If there is no such thing as human nature, if it's very malleable, then for Nietzsche, this is a boon. He sees the malleability of man as very dangerous. And that's what he's going to find a kind of redemption in a version of Christianity that he sees as being able to put up a good fight against that.

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