Gorazd Kocijančič
In his foreword to the Italian (and my Slovene) translation of the essay “Spiritual Foundations of Life”, Olivier Clément wrote: “Soloviev is truly a theologian (or religious philosopher) of modernity, which he transforms into postmodernity”.Since there is no doubt that, on the one side, Soloviev is the founder or at least one of the most prominent representatives of Russian religious philosophy who decisively outlined its further development and the breadth of issues it addresses, and that, on the other side, the contemporaneity of contemporary thought may be interpreted either as his (late) modernity or as...