Essays for an Orthodox Christian Britain

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I distinguish the Church, which is an organisation of Christian people of various amounts of commitment, from the State, which is the way of organising the Christian people, so that they may defend themselves and engage in foreign policy. The State should be pushed, to reduce its ambition; the the space will be open for the parishes of a Church to reassume their proper role. The individual man should be able to justify in himself, both that rolling back of the state, and also see in himself, why he is justified in trusting in God. Preface Introduction British enmity toward Russia British Church and State On Christianity generally Some philosophy The end