Orthodox enlightenment

In this book, for the first time after almost a two hundred years of a break, works of the outstanding Russian statesman Mikhail Leontievich Magnitsky (1778-1844) are published. He actively opposed the cosmopolitan system of education imposed in Russia to the reign of Alexander I. Magnitsky offered to build a national education on Orthodoxy and following the spiritual traditions of Russia. Russia"s success in true enlightenment suggested showing Vladimir Monomakh in the spirit of the covenants. The foundations of spiritual philosophy should be exposed to the Epistles of the AP. Paul. Teachers of natural sciences followed during reading their course to indicate the wisdom of God and the limitedness of our feelings and guns for knowledge everywhere around wonderland. Magnitsky offered to remove from teaching Masons so that their subversive spirit could not weaken the teachings of the Church in teaching sciences. For these obvious to the Orthodox man, the Truth Magnitsky was subjected to injury and slander from the outside of anti-Russian forces