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“We are not, in fact, afraid of all these socialists, anarchists,
atheists, and revolutionaries. We keep an eye on them, and their movements are known to us. But there are some special people among them, although not many: these are believers in God and Christians, and at the same time socialists.They are the ones we are most afraid of; they are terrible people! A socialist Christian is more dangerous than a socialist atheist.”
-Dostoevsky, The Brothers Karamazov
