God, the Universe, and Man: Philosophical Crossroads of Christian Theology, Modern Cosmology, and Astrobiology

In the monograph "God, the Universe, and Man," the author A.V. Nesteruk reevaluates the modern approach to mediation or dialogue between cosmology and Christian theology (in its Eastern Orthodox version).

Unlike many studies on this topic, the author uses contemporary ideas from phenomenological philosophy to elucidate the main thesis that the dialogue represents an endless hermeneutics of the human condition.
It follows that cosmology and theology complement each other in understanding the position of man in the universe.

The book formulates problems related to the interpretation of certain traditional theological ideas that arise in the context of rapidly evolving research in cosmology, astronomy, and astrobiology, as well as the technological development of the planet.