I felt a sense of hopelessness in the parable. Did Dostoevsky have an answer? The Grand Inquisitor, who didn't give people enough credit to think for themselves and instead told them what he wanted them to believe.If you cherish your freedom, don’t be like the masses who expect the government to take care of them. Don’t take that government handout. Don’t expect the government to do for you what you can do for yourself. God gave us freedom in Christ. He knew there would always be tyrannical governments, like the Romans, and Alexander the Great, and Hitler. If each person takes a leap of faith, trusts God, and become his brother’s keeper, we can prevent our country from going the way of
I felt a sense of hopelessness in the parable. Did Dostoevsky have an answer? The Grand Inquisitor, who didn't give people enough credit to think for themselves and instead told them what he wanted them to believe.If you cherish your freedom, don’t be like the masses who expect the government to take care of them. Don’t take that government handout. Don’t expect the government to do for you what you can do for yourself. God gave us freedom in Christ. He knew there would always be tyrannical governments, like the Romans, and Alexander the Great, and Hitler. If each person takes a leap of faith, trusts God, and become his brother’s keeper, we can prevent our country from going the way of