Dominic Rubin Libros

Exploring the intersection of Jewish and Christian thought in Russia, this work delves into how religious thinkers grappled with Judaism and the Old Testament amid significant historical upheavals, including pogroms and revolutions. It seeks to delineate the influences of various cultural and theological elements on Russian consciousness while reflecting on the relevance of these ideas for contemporary Orthodox Christians in addressing issues related to Judaism, Zionism, and anti-Semitism. The author's insights highlight the importance of this often-overlooked heritage.

An empathetic account of a large and little understood population: Russia's 20 million Muslims.