Aaron Schepps

Aaron Schepps is an MLitt candidate at the Institute for Theology, Imagination and the Arts at St Andrews. His current research focus is on the eucharistic and eschatological implications of Friedrich Hölderlin’s poetry. After five years teaching literature there, he has returned as the Assistant Principal of the Upper School at Atlanta Classical Academy in Atlanta, Georgia.

Dostoevsky and Christian Doctrine, Literature, Series12 June, 2020

‘I Am the Sole Outcast’: Ippolit Among Dostoevsky’s Atheists

By Aaron Schepps

I. Henri de Lubac observes that ‘Dostoevsky’s books abound in atheists’. [1] The novelist explores the ‘psychology of unbelief’ by making many of his…