Episode 164: Dostoyevsky’s “The Idiot” on Perfection (Part Two)

1

Introduction

00:00 • 2min

2

The Dead Christ in the Tomb

02:02 • 5min

3

Is He the Stand-in for the Straight Up Atheist Character?

07:08 • 3min

4

Is There Anything to Keep You From Killing Sick People?

09:38 • 4min

5

Dostoevsky's Anti-Liberal Line of Attack

13:47 • 3min

6

What Is Sufficient for a Society?

16:19 • 5min

7

Can a Purely Good Man Like Michigan Be Really Social?

21:46 • 1min

8

Dostoevsky's the Failure of Perfect Truthfulness in Society

23:12 • 3min

9

Book Review

26:09 • 2min

10

Was Ganya the Money Lender?

27:44 • 2min

11

Evolgan, the Pathological Liar, Father of Ganya

30:11 • 4min

12

Is the Roman Catholic Church a Christian Religion?

34:19 • 2min

13

Dostoevsky's Atheism

36:23 • 5min

14

The Rich People Are Offended by This Guy's Claims

40:57 • 2min

15

The Poor Night by Kalia Dostogovsky

43:04 • 5min

16

Dostoevsky's Double Thoughts

48:00 • 2min

17

Dostoevsky's Double Motive

49:38 • 6min

18

Dostoevsky's "The Prince"

55:35 • 6min

19

Ivan, Ivan Ivanovich, and Ivan's Last Name

01:01:21 • 4min

20

A Joy to Read by Weldon Keys

01:05:46 • 2min

21

I Liked the First Book

01:07:35 • 3min

22

Dostoevsky - A Novel Review

01:10:21 • 6min

23

The Cara Marisov and War and Peace

01:15:53 • 3min

24

Don't Get Home Today, What Do You Say?

01:18:38 • 4min