The Select Works of Alexei Khomiakov brings together two texts examining the Orthodox Church, and Khomiakov’s insistence on the truth of its doctrine.

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This essay on the Orthodox Church was first circulated in pamphlets, with neither a title nor Khomiakov’s name. Its purpose was to convey that “only in the self-consciousness of the Orthodox Church is preserved the entireness of Christian doctrine, which, in the rationalistic sphere of the Latino-Protestant world, have, so to say, split into two opposite and, apparently, mutually exclusive terms: of unity of confession and freedom of conscience, of faith justifying without works, and of works in...

Russia and the English Church is a series of correspondence between Alexei Khomiakov and William Palmer, which was published for the Eastern Church Association. The letters “have been selected as the best means of putting before English Churchmen a point of view in matters of theology … different from that to which they are accustomed.” The letters represent a cordial conversation between two believers from different churches.