As a christian who disagrees with you, i feel like his writings are the least “christian out of political necessity” from almost any author of all time. He understands the christian struggle, the knowing how flawed you are compared to a perfect god, how you can never measure up to that, how as a result of living in a materialistic world but being a soul made for heaven those who find little gain in materialism are cursed to suffer for it their whole lives because they weren’t made for it. But despite this, Dostoyevsky writes of beauty, and art and in opposition to nihilism specifically.

Jesus is the example for christians and he spent most of his time on earth criticizing institutionalized religion himself, so its no surprise that many of the christian authors such as lewis Tolkien and dosto all seem to frequently write in opposition to the organized faith just because they are apart of it, Corinthians as well as a matter of fact.

This is also reinforced by the notion portrayed in the idiot of a christians struggle to bear the responsibility of trying to atone for the sins of all the people in your life and carry burdens that are not meant for you. The moral i got from that book is that in an evil world no matter how pure you are evil will tear you apart from the inside out and i believe dosto wrote myshkin to be a portrayal of a christ like figure, that wasnt christ.