He felt more than ever before that there was a kind of vagueness in his soul, a want of clearness, and that with regard to religion he was in the same position that he saw so distinctly and disliked in others; and for which he found fault with his friend Sviyazhsky.
Sentía más que antes que su alma estaba turbia y no pura del todo y, con respecto a la religión, se hallaba en el mismo estado que él veía en las almas de los demás, en aquel estado que reprochaba a su amigo Sviajsky.