SOLJARSKIJ, PAUL

SOLJARSKIJ, PAUL. – Dissident theologian, b. at Vladimir on the Kijasma in 1803 and d. in Petersburg on 4 May 1890.

He is the author of the most extensive Russian work on morality (Zapiski po mravstvennomu pravosllynomu bogosloviu, 3 vols., Petersburg 1860–64). It was taught for a long time in the ecclesiastical academies of the Tsarist Empire as a classic textbook. In its external form it follows the scholastic method, which earned it harsh criticism from other Russian moralists.

BIBL.: S. Tyszkiewicz, Moralistes de Russie, in Orientalia christ. periodica, 16 (1950), pp. 384–95. Stanislao Tyszkiewicz
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“SOLJARSKIJ, PAUL.” Enciclopedia Cattolica, vol. XI (1953), p. 564. Azione Romana digital edition, https://azioneromana.com/article/soljarskij-paul.