Love as you've never encountered it before-from one of the twentieth century's greatest minds and martyrs.

Pavel Florensky was an Orthodox priest, brilliant mathematician, and philosopher who died in Stalin's Gulag for refusing to renounce his faith. Before his execution in 1937, he wrote what many consider the most profound Christian theology of love ever produced: a vision where love is not merely emotion or choice, but the fundamental structure of reality itself.

This comprehensive study brings Florensky's revolutionary ethics to English-speaking readers for the first time. Discover why: