Title: I liked it.
Product review: It is a thick read for someone who is used to reading historical and linguistic materials, but it was a nice read. The Brothers Karamazov is often times claimed to be the best book ever written. Though I wouldn't say that, I would definitely say that it is in the top 10.The value of the book is not so much in the syntax or literary style with which it is written, but in the meaning of the stories told. It is full of Eastern Orthodox Theology (Dostoevsky, despite all of his short comings, was a fanatical EO). The continual themes focused upon most heavily in this work are forgiveness, mercy, compassion despite revenge, and the reality of God, the Incarnation, and life after death.I highly recommend this book to anyone who feels lost in a see of secularism and sadness.
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