The Judaizing Heresy and Its Impact

This chapter explores the emergence of the Judaizing heresy in 15th century Russia, detailing the influential role of Jewish migrants and key figures like Zechariah and St. Joseph of Volokh in challenging Orthodox Christianity. It examines the complex interactions between power, religion, and societal interests, and the church's response to heretical movements. The narrative highlights significant historical events, the push for scriptural clarity, and the broader socio-political implications of religious tensions during this transformative period.