"Force a Fool to Pray to God" is a book by the Russian writer Fyodor Dostoyevsky. This novel tells about the life of the main character - Raskolnikov, who lives in poverty and hopelessness in St. Petersburg. He commits a crime by killing the criminal and hurting many others. However, feelings of guilt and fear of punishment haunt Raskolnikov, and he becomes a victim of his own mind and conscience. The book explores themes of faith, justice, morality, and repentance, challenging the reader to reflect on their own feelings and actions. The work impresses with its depth of psychological analysis and philosophical background, making it one of the masterpieces of world literature.