Carl Trueman and Dostoyevsky’s Desecration
Carl Trueman turns to Dostoyevsky to explain how rejecting sacred moral boundaries ultimately leads to the dehumanization of others.
Authors: John Stonestreet and Carl Trueman
What if the crisis of our moment is not confusion, but rejection? In this Breakpoint conversation, Carl Trueman explains why the modern struggle over identity goes deeper than ideas. It is about what it means to be human and what happens when we try to redefine it.
Carl Trueman turns to Dostoyevsky to explain how rejecting sacred moral boundaries ultimately leads to the dehumanization of others.
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