Freedom and Orthodoxy

Russian Studies in Philosophy 33 (1):87-88 (1994)
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Abstract

The Russian Free Orthodox church, a church that preferred martyrdom, ostracism, and the underground to serving the Bolshevik regime, is now emerging from the catacombs and returning from exile. We heard in D.E. Furman's talk that among respondents there were more persons expressing their adherence to the Russian Free Orthodox church than those expressing their adherence to the Patriarchy. I, too, think that this is a reaction to the combination of the words "freedom" and "Orthodox," but this is a very significant reaction and tells something about our potentialities. It seems very important to me that a correct understanding now be established about what our church is

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