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Fyodor Dostoevsky

“How could they believe, upon seeing such a corpse, that this martyr would rise again? Inevitably, the question arises of how, with death being so atrocious and the laws of nature being so powerful, they can be overcome. How can anyone overcome them when even He who, while alive, had already defeated nature, which had submitted to Him when He commanded, "Talitha koum," and the girl arose? Nature appears to us as an immense, relentless, and silent beast.

If the Master Himself could have seen His image after the crucifixion, would He have been willing to climb the cross and consent to die as He did?”

Dostoevsky, The Idiot
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