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The book presents the reader with a theological analysis of the events of the Revolution of Dignity and its consequences for Ukrainian society. The Revolution of Dignity became the birthplace of a new Ukraine and the Ukrainian theology of freedom, which "here and now" responds to the intellectual and spiritual needs of man.

Maidan 2013-2014 is seen not only as an important socio-political event, because it also formed a spiritual space that influenced society and the Church. An important theme in the book is the understanding of the relationship between civil society and the spiritual community that emerged on the Maidan. The Christian community of the Maidan was an example of a living church that is trans-denominational, open, and closely connected to the tradition of the Kyivan Church.

Articulating the new theology for the Ukrainian context that emerged during the Revolution of Dignity, the author shows its orientation towards the future and its connection with similar trends in the world, which allows such a theology to become an important driver of change in post-Soviet society. The author formulates his own version of the theology of the Maidan, which is based on the concept of freedom and promotes dialogue between all branches of Christianity, as well as with representatives of other religions in Ukraine.