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The life of every person is a path of faith and understanding that leads to the Church and God. Christianity calls every person to purify the soul from destructive passions and opens the way to holiness. However, the evil world is trying to erase the boundaries between holiness and sin, levelling the Gospel truths and replacing them with surrogates of pseudo-spirituality. That is why, following God's call to "be holy, for I the Lord your God am holy" (Leviticus 19:2), it is necessary to restore the theological understanding of the givenness and prospects of human life.

This book examines the issue of the sanctity of human life from various aspects: theological, church-historical, anthropological, canonical, patrological, philosophical and social. The authors of the articles agree that modern humanity needs to return to the understanding of holiness not as a theoretical concept, but as a living experience of God's communion.

The book is valuable for those interested in theology, religious studies, church history, and those who are not indifferent to the search for ways of spiritual transformation and improvement.