1. Stacey Milas AP English

2.  Orthodox Christianity is the most dominant  Islam second largest  Buddhism, Judaism, Protestantism  Prince Vladimir I  Communists took power

3.  Orthodox = right believing  Traditional and largest  Dominant religion  95% belong  41% of population

4.  Ubermensch  Rejects God  Assumes the power of God  Right to violate natural law  "there were two crosses on the string…he dropped the crosses on the old woman's chest" (Dostoevsky 78)

5.  Guides to reattachment to God  Is forced to sin  Embodies Christ  Self-sacrificing

6.  Lazarus  Sonya  Svidrigailov  The cross  New Testament  “But that is the beginning of a new story - the story of the gradual renewal of a man, the story of his gradual regeneration, of his transition from one world into another, of his initiation into a new, unknown life.” (Dostoevsky 520)

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