Abstract
The interview with D. Schindler contains the Catholic thinker's answers to the questions generated by his criticism of liberalism, affecting the assessment of the ideological roots of the liberal idea, the Christian views of F.M. Dostoevsky and S. Weil, as well as the explication of the measure of the author's anti-liberal position in the Catholic theological tradition, D. Schindler's attitude to conservatism and its representatives, the phenomenon of convergence of liberalism and Catholicism.
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