This book includes answers to the "Activities" of the school textbook. The answers are indicative and based on the texts of the school textbook, as well as other sources provided in the activities. 

The proposed answers do not limit but serve as a stimulus for reflection and reconsideration. The additional sources extend the material of the book and serve as a trigger to create curiosity and a research disposition in the student, making the teaching more spontaneous and creative within the framework of the collaborative method.

The texts contained in each thematic unit of the school textbook do not need to be memorized by the student. The selection of texts will be made according to the purpose and the expected learning outcomes pursued by the educator, in accordance with the Curriculum. Additionally, the texts can be utilized in combination with images, paintings, music, songs, etc.

This book aims to approach the "testimony of the Orthodox Church in the modern world." The first four thematic units contain characteristics of the Orthodox tradition, and the fifth thematic unit refers to the splits that Christianity has undergone in its historical course, the characteristics it has formed, and the necessity of a genuine and true dialogue between Christian denominations. The last two thematic units refer to the history and culture of monotheistic religions – Judaism and Islam – and the religions of the East, Hinduism, Buddhism, Confucianism, and Taoism.