"Faith; or, The Nihilists" is a dramatic and tense work by the famous writer Oscar Wilde. The book tells a story about idealism, justice and love against the background of political intrigues in the Russian Empire. The main character, Vera, is a patriotic young woman who joins a secret organization of nihilists in order to liberate her country from tyrannical rule. In her endeavors, Vera faces difficult choices and moral dilemmas that test her faith and determination. Will she be able to achieve her goal, or will her devotion lead to disastrous consequences? "Faith; or, Nihilists" is a fascinating story that opens the reader to important questions about faith, ethics and human values.