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Alex Suderman provides original close and comparative readings of Dostoevsky and Nietzsche as apocalyptic political visionaries. That he does so in critical conversation with Henri de Lubac's thesis regarding Christian and anti-Christian humanisms is especially interesting for political theology and ethics. --Travis Kroeker, McMaster University Dostoevsky was among Christianity's modern prophets, while Friedrich Nietzsche was its sworn enemy. In this bracing new study, Alex Suderman finds unexpected common ground between the creators of Alyosha Karamazov and 'Zarathustra.' Without playing down their profound differences, Suderman shows how Dostoevsky and Nietzsche together point the way to a vision of being human marked by friendship and sacramentally mediated desire. An intellectual and spiritual adventure. --Joseph Mangina, Wycliffe College, University of Toronto

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Alex D. Suderman received his PhD in religious studies at McMaster University. He is a church planter in Germany with Multiply, an Anabaptist rooted mission agency.

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