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Lesa Ukrainka's complex and deeply dramatic encounters with Christianity, which form the core of her mature work, have never been the subject of professional theological analysis. The Moscow synodal censorship forbade the writings of the writer "for godlessness", the Radian communist censorship praised them "for atheism" and sometimes did not allow the same songs on stage. So the meaning of this hot "religious war", which Lesya Ukrainka's heroes waged against the official church, remained closed for the reader.

At least until today, when UGCC Primate Sviatoslav Shevchuk and writer Oksana Zabuzhko met to exchange thoughts about Lesia Ukrainka's works on stories from evangelical and early Christian history.

The publication contains recordings of four of these essays, as well as analysed texts by Lesa Ukrainka in the author's edition.