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El. knyga: Freedom and the Captive Mind: Fr. Gleb Yakunin and Orthodox Christianity in Soviet Russia

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Freedom and the Captive Mind is a biography of Fr. Gleb Yakunin, the first Orthodox priest to adopt an ecumenical approach to Russian Orthodoxy, earning him the enmity of conservative groups within the Church and gratitude from other religious denominations. Father Yakunin believed the survival of the Church depended on its willingness to reform. When he was suspended, Yakunin continued to fight the system, working to expose the persecution of religious believers in the Soviet Union.

After years of exile, Yakunin entered politics. He was criticized by religious authorities, denounced by nationalist politicians, and excommunicated by the Russian Orthodox Church. As Wallace L. Daniel demonstrates, the letters Yakunin wrote and his revelations about the relationship between the Church hierarchy and the KGB stand as monuments of courage and the determination to reveal the truth about abuses of power and the authoritarian mindset that predominated in both institutions.

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Freedom and the Captive Mind is a remarkable piece of scholarship and a major contribution to Russian religious history.

(Church Times)

Introduction
1. Beginnings
2. The Letters
3. The Awakening
4. Western Perceptions and Soviet Realities
5. Gleb Yakunin, Henry Dakin, and the Defense of Religious Liberty
6. "I Thank God for the Fate He Has Given Me"
7. The Outcast
8. Return
9. Lifting the Cover
10. Priest and Politician
11. Hope and the Twisted Road
Wallace L. Daniel is Distinguished University Professor of History at Mercer University. He is the author of Russia's Uncommon Prophet and editor and translator of Women of the Catacombs.
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