What's Wrong with the Third Rome

This book explores the centuries-long mistake of confusing the roles of the soul and the state, tracing its origins from 324 AD to the present with a focus on Russia's history. It examines how this misunderstanding has influenced the rise of holy empires, secular messianisms, and political theologies, emphasizing that the true mission of the state is to serve the people's practical needs while the soul encompasses truth and peace. The narrative offers a calm, analytical perspective, advocating for restoring the proper place of the soul in private life rather than in political or religious institutions.