George Pattison was formerly a parish priest in the Church of England, Dean of Chapel (King's College, Cambridge, 1991-2001), Lector in Practical Theology (University of Aarhus, 2022-3), Lady Margaret Professor of Divinity (University of Oxford, 2004-2013), and 1640 Professor of Divinity (University of Glasgow, 2013-2019). He currently holds honorary positions at the Universities of Glasgow, St Andrews, and Copenhagen. He has published extensively in post-Kantian philosophy of religion, with particular reference to Kierkegaard, Dostoevsky, Heidegger, existentialism, and Russian religious philosophy.

• Part One: The Conversations 1: First Conversation Part One: Beneath a Dead Sun 2: First Conversation Part Two: Guilty! 3: Second Conversation: Good Books 4: Third Conversation: At a Dinner Party 5: Fourth Conversation: Christmas Cards 6: Fifth Conversation: Light from the East 7: Sixth Conversation: The Jewish Question 8: Seventh Conversation: We are all Here Epilogue Postscript Part Two: Commentary Introduction to commentaries Commentary on the First Conversation Part One Commentary on the First Conversation Part Two Commentary on the Second Conversation Commentary to the Third Conversation Commentary on the Fourth Conversation Commentary on the Fifth Conversation Commentary on the Sixth Conversation Commentary on the Seventh Conversation Commentary on the Epilogue and Postscript

George Pattison's multi-voiced scholarly fiction on Dostoevsky's Christian faith is an echo-chamber of genres: Dialogue of the Dead, Ivan Karamazov's hallucination, Kierkegaard's uplifting discourse, Soloviev's Three Conversations, and a defense of literary creativity as a patient and learned therapy for the soul. The result is a game-changer. Rise and walk, read and see.

George Pattison was formerly a parish priest in the Church of England, Dean of Chapel (King's College, Cambridge, 1991-2001), Lector in Practical Theology (University of Aarhus, 2022-3), Lady Margaret Professor of Divinity (University of Oxford, 2004-2013), and 1640 Professor of Divinity (University of Glasgow, 2013-2019). He currently holds honorary positions at the Universities of Glasgow, St Andrews, and Copenhagen. He has published extensively in post-Kantian philosophy of religion, with particular reference to Kierkegaard, Dostoevsky, Heidegger, existentialism, and Russian religious philosophy.

• Part One: The Conversations 1: First Conversation Part One: Beneath a Dead Sun 2: First Conversation Part Two: Guilty! 3: Second Conversation: Good Books 4: Third Conversation: At a Dinner Party 5: Fourth Conversation: Christmas Cards 6: Fifth Conversation: Light from the East 7: Sixth Conversation: The Jewish Question 8: Seventh Conversation: We are all Here Epilogue Postscript Part Two: Commentary Introduction to commentaries Commentary on the First Conversation Part One Commentary on the First Conversation Part Two Commentary on the Second Conversation Commentary to the Third Conversation Commentary on the Fourth Conversation Commentary on the Fifth Conversation Commentary on the Sixth Conversation Commentary on the Seventh Conversation Commentary on the Epilogue and Postscript

George Pattison's multi-voiced scholarly fiction on Dostoevsky's Christian faith is an echo-chamber of genres: Dialogue of the Dead, Ivan Karamazov's hallucination, Kierkegaard's uplifting discourse, Soloviev's Three Conversations, and a defense of literary creativity as a patient and learned therapy for the soul. The result is a game-changer. Rise and walk, read and see.

George Pattison was formerly a parish priest in the Church of England, Dean of Chapel (King's College, Cambridge, 1991-2001), Lector in Practical Theology (University of Aarhus, 2022-3), Lady Margaret Professor of Divinity (University of Oxford, 2004-2013), and 1640 Professor of Divinity (University of Glasgow, 2013-2019). He currently holds honorary positions at the Universities of Glasgow, St Andrews, and Copenhagen. He has published extensively in post-Kantian philosophy of religion, with particular reference to Kierkegaard, Dostoevsky, Heidegger, existentialism, and Russian religious philosophy.

• Part One: The Conversations 1: First Conversation Part One: Beneath a Dead Sun 2: First Conversation Part Two: Guilty! 3: Second Conversation: Good Books 4: Third Conversation: At a Dinner Party 5: Fourth Conversation: Christmas Cards 6: Fifth Conversation: Light from the East 7: Sixth Conversation: The Jewish Question 8: Seventh Conversation: We are all Here Epilogue Postscript Part Two: Commentary Introduction to commentaries Commentary on the First Conversation Part One Commentary on the First Conversation Part Two Commentary on the Second Conversation Commentary to the Third Conversation Commentary on the Fourth Conversation Commentary on the Fifth Conversation Commentary on the Sixth Conversation Commentary on the Seventh Conversation Commentary on the Epilogue and Postscript

George Pattison's multi-voiced scholarly fiction on Dostoevsky's Christian faith is an echo-chamber of genres: Dialogue of the Dead, Ivan Karamazov's hallucination, Kierkegaard's uplifting discourse, Soloviev's Three Conversations, and a defense of literary creativity as a patient and learned therapy for the soul. The result is a game-changer. Rise and walk, read and see.