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• Spiritual foundations of Orthodox pedagogical culture

  This article identifies the dominant ideas of global and national culture comprising a special realm of pedagogical values designated as Orthodox pedagogical culture. These ideas are identified as spiritual foundations – an aggregate of standards playing a key role in describing the phenomenon of Orthodox pedagogical culture. 1. Амфилохий (Радович Ристо, митр. Черногорский ...

• The Denominational Space of Modern Sweden: Christianity

  ... studies], no. 4, p. 87—100. 4. Balabeykina, O. A. 2014, Historical and Geographical aspects of territorial organization of Orthodox Church in Russia, Pskovskii regionologicheskii zhurnal, no. 19, p. 64—73. (In Russ.) 5. Abrosimova, I. V. 2011, Confessional ... ... 113—121. DOI 10.5922/2079-8555-2015-4-9. 9. Eydemiller, K. Yu. 2015, The role of Muslim communities in transformation of social, cultural and political space of the countries of Northern Europe, Doctorate thesis in Geography, Herzen State Pedagogical University of Russia, St. Petersburg, 182 p. (In Russ.) 10. Eydemiller, K. Yu. 2011, Islam in Northern Europe. In: ...

• Donelaitis and Kant: to the issue of the hermeneutic of survival in the era of the “mystery of iniquity”

  ... global threats. Both Donelaitis — rightfully considered the founder of Lithuanian culture — and Kant studied at Albertina: Donelaitis from 1736 and Kant from 1740.... ... first half of the 18th century, pietism was not determined solely by the dogmatics of orthodox Lutheranism. Adherents of pietism demonstrate soteriological will to improve... ... the predestination dogma. This will is found not only in Kant’s philosophical and pedagogical endeavours, but also in Donelaitis’s pedagogy, which deserves serious...