Intro
Foreword
Acknowledgment
1 Introduction
2 Russian Orthodoxy and Modernization: Seven Historical Snapshots
2.1 15th/16th century: The crisis of tradition
2.2 The crisis of belonging: The liturgical reforms of the 17th century
2.3 The crisis of the self-evident: Peter I's reforms and the synodal period
2.4 Religious-philosophical awakening in the 19th century
2.5 The Local Council of the Russian Orthodox Church 1917-1918
2.6 The Orthodox Church in the Soviet Union
2.7 The challenge of freedom: The end of the Soviet Union and the dawn of the 21st century
2.8 Summary: Central argumentation lines
3 Dogmatic Orientations and the Tension between Unity and Diversity
3.1 The incomprehensibility of the trinitarian unity of diversity
3.2 Human being between unity and multiplicity
3.3 Church communion as unity in diversity
3.4 Summary: The tension between unity and diversity as a paradigm of Russian Orthodox theology
4 Theological Answers to Secular Challenges?
4.1 The unity of the Church and diversity in the Church
4.2 The unity of the people and diversity of opinion
4.3 The unity of the world and cultural diversity
5 Conclusion
Bibliography
Sources
Literature.