In his magnum opus, The Brothers Karamazov, Dostoevsky introduces the reader to several characters whose words and actions represent particular worldviews. Ivan wrestles with atheism, as he cannot fathom that there could be a good God in light of such evil in the world. Dmitri struggles with hedonism as he seeks to bridle his passions. The younger brother, Alyosha, carefully considers the teachings of his mentor, Father Zosima, and chooses the road of faith and incarnation.
The Alyosha Society is a group of curious bibliophiles who seek to hear the counsel of the many Zosimas of the past.
Our goal is to consider what the great minds have pondered through the art of literature and philosophy and discuss how we might be faithful disciples of the true and living God.
