Return

All the long and bright lived, the philosopher Ivan Ilin (1883-1954) hesitated to return to the homeland, which he was forced to leave in 1922. Thinker, writer, publicist, deeply Orthodox man. Ivan Alexandrovich believed a national rebirth for the future, which should come after all spiritual cataclysms and losses,
You can not love my homeland and not believe in her - he wrote. But only the one who lives her who lives, along with her and for her, who connected with her the origins of her creative thought and his spiritual states with her for her.
Only in recent years there has been a return of the creative heritage of the philosopher to the domestic reader. The works entered into the collection are filled with deep sulfur of the author about the fate of Russia and at the same time hope for the spiritual revival of the Russian people