St. Nicholas of Serbia (Velimirovich, 1880-1956), certainly the most vivid and large-scale personality in the modern history of the Balkans, with all his life steadily testifying that true love for the Lord and service to Him are unthinkable without being attached to the God-given values of national life. The eleventh volume of the works of the saint included the books “The One Lover of Mankind” and “Theodolus” .. The first work is a reconstruction of the history of the earthly life of the Lord Jesus Christ .. It is characterized by the deepest penetration, a kind of "inspiration" into the events of the earthly life of the Savior, allows you to take a fresh look at familiar and familiar gospel stories, opening up new meanings in them. The book “Theodolus”, written in the genre of “dialogical monologue”, is missionary and apologetic in nature and is unique in that it gives the modern reader a rare example of the Christian view of the modern holy father of the Church on India, its culture and religious traditions of Buddhism and Hinduism. This popular work is also relevant for a sophisticated reader who is familiar with non-Christian Eastern cults and seeks to understand their essence in order to naturally come to Christ and Orthodoxy in search of the truth.