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Nikolai Alexandrowitsch Berdjajew

    March 6, 1874 – March 24, 1948
    Nikolai Alexandrowitsch Berdjajew
    Freedom and the Spirit
    The Divine and the Human
    Spirit and Reality
    The Meaning of History
    The Destiny of Man
    The Meaning of the Creative Act
    • The Meaning of the Creative Act

      • 358 pages
      • 13 hours of reading
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      Nikolai Berdyaev, a prominent Russian philosopher, envisioned the dawn of the twentieth century as a transformative period moving away from atheism and positivism towards a spiritual awakening. His philosophy emphasizes experiencing authentic life and connecting with the divine, advocating for a shift from worldly concerns to a focus on the kingdom of God. Berdyaev encourages individuals to harness their inherent divine creative powers, viewing humanity's mission as collaboration with God in the ongoing act of creation.

      The Meaning of the Creative Act
    • The Destiny of Man

      • 328 pages
      • 12 hours of reading
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      Focusing on the transformative philosophy of Nikolai Berdyaev, the text explores his belief in a shift from an atheistic worldview to a spiritual awakening in the twentieth century. Berdyaev emphasizes the importance of engaging with the deeper layers of existence and connecting with the divine. He advocates for a life dedicated to replacing worldly concerns with spiritual pursuits, encouraging individuals to recognize and harness their divine creative powers. His vision positions humanity as collaborators with God in the ongoing act of creation.

      The Destiny of Man
    • The Meaning of History

      • 244 pages
      • 9 hours of reading
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      Nikolai Berdyaev explores the transition from an atheistic worldview to a spiritually enriched existence in the early twentieth century. His philosophy emphasizes the importance of authentic life and deeper connections with the divine, advocating for a shift from worldly concerns to a focus on the kingdom of God. Berdyaev encourages individuals to recognize and harness their divine creative powers, positioning humanity as collaborators in God's ongoing creation. This work reflects his commitment to intertwining personal, philosophical, and public life in pursuit of spiritual fulfillment.

      The Meaning of History
    • Spirit and Reality

      • 196 pages
      • 7 hours of reading
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      Nikolai Berdyaev's philosophy heralds a transformative shift from atheism and positivism to a new spiritual era. He emphasizes the pursuit of authentic life, urging individuals to connect deeply with the divine. Berdyaev advocates for replacing worldly concerns with a focus on the kingdom of God, encouraging collaboration with the divine creative forces inherent in human nature. His work challenges readers to engage actively in the ongoing creation of the world, reflecting his belief in the profound interplay between humanity and the divine.

      Spirit and Reality
    • The Divine and the Human

      • 224 pages
      • 8 hours of reading
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      Nikolai Berdyaev explores the transition from atheistic and positivistic worldviews to a new spiritual era at the dawn of the twentieth century. His philosophy emphasizes authentic existence and a deep connection with the divine, urging individuals to transcend the material realm. Berdyaev advocates for a collaborative relationship with God, encouraging people to engage with their divine creative powers. His work reflects a profound commitment to fostering a spiritual kingdom that aligns with divine intentions, both personally and publicly.

      The Divine and the Human
    • Freedom and the Spirit

      • 396 pages
      • 14 hours of reading

      Nikolai Berdyaev's philosophy marks a transition from a secular worldview to one that embraces spirituality and divine connection. He emphasizes the pursuit of authentic existence, urging individuals to engage with profound aspects of life that resonate with the divine. Berdyaev advocates for a transformative mission where humanity collaborates with God in the ongoing creation of the world, challenging readers to explore their inherent divine creative powers and shift focus from worldly concerns to spiritual fulfillment.

      Freedom and the Spirit
    • The Philosophy of Freedom

      • 280 pages
      • 10 hours of reading

      Nicholas Berdyaev's 1911 work explores profound themes of freedom, individuality, and creativity, reflecting his early philosophical development. This first English translation compiles previously published journal articles alongside original chapters, providing insights into his thought process during a pivotal period. The text also highlights Berdyaev's engagement with lesser-known thinkers, enhancing his exploration of spirituality. Notably, the appended article "A Refined Thebaid (The Religious Drama of Huysmans)" plays a crucial role in understanding his philosophical framework.

      The Philosophy of Freedom
    • Slavery and Freedom

      • 284 pages
      • 10 hours of reading
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      Nikolai Berdyaev's philosophy envisions a shift from atheism and positivism to a new spiritual era at the dawn of the 20th century. He emphasizes the importance of transcending rational thought to engage with the deeper layers of existence that connect us to the divine. Berdyaev advocates for replacing worldly concerns with a focus on God's kingdom, urging individuals to recognize and harness their inherent divine creative powers. He believes that humanity's mission is to collaborate with God in the ongoing act of creation.

      Slavery and Freedom
    • Self-Knowledge

      An Essay in Autobiography

      • 360 pages
      • 13 hours of reading
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      Nikolai Berdyaev explores the transition from an atheistic worldview to a new spiritual era at the dawn of the twentieth century. His philosophy emphasizes authentic existence and the deep connection with the divine, advocating for a shift from worldly concerns to a focus on the kingdom of God. Berdyaev encourages individuals to harness their inherent divine creative powers, positioning humanity as collaborators with God in the ongoing act of creation. His work invites readers to engage with profound existential themes and the quest for spiritual fulfillment.

      Self-Knowledge