"Three conversations on war, progress and the world history end" designates Solovyov's repudiation of main ideas of his philosophy, first of all from concept of unity of God and person, which is expressed in idea of God-Menhood. Formally aim of this work is a refutation of Lev Tolstoy's moral doctrine, but really Solovyov denies and even derides key positions of F. Dostoevsky's philosophy. In this sense Solovyov in last work repudiates of his spiritual teacher. He rejects Dostoevsky's major idea that separate person can spiritually influence other people and do them better, more good. He asserts that only direct intervention of God can rescue mankind from evil and imperfection. As a result he rejects idea of the free, philosophically clarified faith and comes back to church Christianity and the dogmatic doctrine considering the person as a sinful and feeble being.