Historical and philosophical aspects of the missionary meaning of F. M. Dostoevsky's axiology and Christian Anthropology
The relevance and scientific novelty of this research consists in the fact that the author of the research article identified, examined and analyzed the missionary meanings of axiology in the works of F. M. Dostoevsky in a historical and philosophical context, and showed the importance of human striving for the Christian moral ideal. The author also focuses on the contradictions and continuity of the doctrine of man in Christian anthropology and the philosophy of existentialism on the example of such concepts as «the meaning of life», «freedom», «death», «borderline situation». In the process of scientific study of this problem, the author applied general logical methods of theoretical cognition and methods of scientific research. The main results of this research article are that within the framework of comparing the most important provisions of Christian anthropology and the philosophy of existentialism at the interdisciplinary level, the author shows that the axiology of F. M. Dostoevsky is literally permeated with missionary meanings and is aimed at discovering even in a fallen man the image of the Creator.