A sociological view of the Russian religious renaissance at the end of the twentieth century: Its scope, limits and tendencies
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A sociological view of the Russian religious renaissance at the end of the twentieth century: Its scope, limits and tendencies
In this article I have dealt with empirical proofs for the Russian religious renaissance which came after the fall of the Soviet socialistic empire and carried on all through the nineties as a pro-religious (pro-orthodox) consensus and a religious belief. Likewise, I have dealt with proofs suggesting certain limitations of the renaissance in question which manifested mainly in irregular fulfillment of religious duties.
religious behaviour, B1-5802, Philosophy (General), religious renaissance, conventional religiousness, religious identification, religious beliefs
religious behaviour, B1-5802, Philosophy (General), religious renaissance, conventional religiousness, religious identification, religious beliefs
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