Principle of conciliarity

This book is devoted to one of the most ambiguous, controversial and painful topics that meet extremely disgraced responses among representatives of various Christian denominations. Cathedral is considered not as a certain church phenomenon, dogmatically attributed, allegedly, individual Christian denominations, but as a universal, cosmogonical principle that system cooperates, develops and controls everything related to the person"s planetary environment, with the person himself and the society of people. At the same time, the author comes in good faith and describes in detail and explains to a language that is quite accessible to each reader (regardless of education and scientific-ideological orientation) the effect of this principle of all levels of life support, from cellular to general-copier. The book will be interesting to all who are interested in the integrative patterns of the development of society and its N of the main system-forming factor - the person himself, in all its hypostatas and destinations