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The answer job did not give: Dostoevsky's Brat'ia Karamazovy and Camus's la Peste.(Fyodor Dostoevsky )(Critical essay)

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From: The Modern Language Review
Date: 20060701
Author:Lesic-Thomas, Andrea

In the light of this continuous inquiry about the existent cause of our human reality and other experienced things, it can then be validly armed that the realistic inference establishes the truth about the existence of the living, just and good God. (James Collins) (1)

To believe that God is the Summum Bonum is impossible for a reflecting consciousness. (C. G. Jung) (2)

I have sinned: what shall I do unto thee, O thou preserver of men? (Job 7. 20)

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