And in Japan there is a lot of harvest ... The evolution of the worldview of St. Nicholas of Japanese
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The book is dedicated to the life and activities of the outstanding Orthodox church figure and missionary of the late XIX - early XX century. Archbishop Nikolai Japanese (in the world Ivan Dmitrievich Kasatkin, 1836-1912) It investigates the evolution of his worldview by highlighting three periods that can be conditionally called "Westernic," optimistic "and" pessimistic ". The work analyzes in detail his attitude to the role and prospects of the spread of Orthodoxy in Japan in each of these periods, and also explains what causes changes in his worldview. Separately, the approaches of Archbishop Nicholas are considered to be relations between the state and the Church and to the status of the Japanese Orthodox Church, as well as the role that L.N. Tolstoy. A feature of the work is the consideration of the views of Nikolai Japanese against the backdrop of a wide picture of the development of Russia and Japan in the late XIX - early XX centuries. and their cultural and civilizational interaction with the West.
The book is of interest to specialists in the history of missionary and church, cultural relations of Japan and Russia, as well as for everyone who is interested in the world history of the period under consideration
The book is of interest to specialists in the history of missionary and church, cultural relations of Japan and Russia, as well as for everyone who is interested in the world history of the period under consideration
Author:
Author:Лукин Александр Владимирович
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Religion & Spiritually
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-7777-0868-7
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