Russian religious philosopher, poet, and mystic. Founder of the Russian Sophiological tradition, he sought to unify Eastern and Western Christianity and to develop a philosophy of All-Unity in which Sophia is the soul of the world and mediator between God and creation.
Founded Russian Sophiological philosophy; developed the concept of the World-Soul (Sophia) as a metaphysical entity linking the divine and the created; argued for Christian ecumenism and theosophy as a philosophical program.
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