Georgiy Florovsky’s book “Ways of Russian Theology” is undoubtedly interesting and informative, but very methodologically uneven, as if the author had not decided on the subject of his research. And no wonder: its topic is Russian theology, and there was practically no original Russian theology in the old academic sense in Russia for most of its history.

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