Fyodor Dostoyevsky Quotes

They Ate The Apple, And Knew Good And Evil, And Became 'as Gods.' And They Still Go On Eating It. But Little Children Have Not Eaten Anything And Are Not Yet Guilty Of Anything ... If They, Too, Suffer Terribly On Earth, It Is, Of Course, For Their Fathers; They Are Punished For Their Fathers Who Ate The Apple
but That Is Reasoning From Another World; For The Human Heart Here On Earth It Is Incomprehensible.

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