Nikolaj Velimirović: The Serbian nation as a servant of God
p. 219-225
Extrait
1Title: Srpski narod kao Teodul (The Serbian nation as a servant of God)
2Originally published: written in 1941–1942, published posthumously.
3Language: Serbian
4The excerpts used are from Nacionalizam svetog Save; Srpski narod kao Teodul (Belgrade: Ihtus, Svetosavska književna zajednica, 2001), pp. 65–68, 77–80.
About the author
5Nikolaj Velimirović [1880, Lelić, near Valjevo, Serbia–1956, Libertyville, IL, USA]: Orthodox theologian and clergyman. Born into a modest family, Velimirović finished primary school in the Ćelije monastery, and secondary school in Valjevo. In 1902, he graduated with a degree in theology in Belgrade. He continued his education in Switzerland and received his doctorate at the Old Catholic Theology Department of the University of Bern in 1908. In the following years, Velimirović spent time in England and Russia, where he devoted his time less to formal study than to getting to know the culture and life of the respective nations. At the end of 1909, he enter
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