3 thinkers, books, and ideas connected to this field.
Russian Orthodox theologian and priest who moved from Marxist economics to Christian idealism to become the foremost theologian of divine Sophia. His 'great trilogy' on the divine-human relationship is the summit of Russian Sophiological theology.
Russian Orthodox priest, theologian, mathematician, and polymath. Called the 'Russian Leonardo,' he unified theology, mathematics, art theory, and philosophy in a vision of concrete metaphysics. Executed by Stalin's regime in 1937.
Masterwork of Pavel Florensky published 1914. Structured as twelve letters, it offers a phenomenological account of Orthodox Christian faith, exploring antinomy, friendship, Sophia, asceticism, and the nature of truth as a lived experience rather than abstract proposition.