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Tolstoy and the Orthodox Tradition — Fr. Michael Gillis

Sep 26, 2010 | Uncategorized

One of the ways to understand Tolstoy’s relationship with the Orthodox Church is in the context of his search for certainty, certainty regarding truth.  Tolstoy’s relationship with the Orthodox Church is paradoxical, that is, very Russian, quite Orthodox....

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