“НОВЫЙ ИЗРАИЛЬ” И “СВЯТАЯ РУСЬ”: ЭТНОКОНФЕССИОНАЛЬНЫЕ И СОЦИОКУЛЬТУРНЫЕ АСПЕКТЫ СРЕДНЕВЕКОВОЙ РУССКОЙ ЕРЕСИ ЖИДОВСТВУЮЩИХ
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РОЛЬ РЕЛИГИИ В РАЗВИТИИ ЭТНИЧЕСКОГО САМОСОЗНАНИЯ ЛИЧНОСТИ
РОЛЬ РЕЛИГИИ В РАЗВИТИИ ЭТНИЧЕСКОГО САМОСОЗНАНИЯ ЛИЧНОСТИ В статье рассматривается значение религии в становлении и развитии этнического самосознания личности как на современном этапе, так и ретроспективно. Вероисповедание является одним из важнейших компонентов этнонационального самосознания. Автор приводит примеры различных типов развития отношений этнического и религиозного компонентов в формировании национальных идеологий, анализирует значение религии в сохранении этнической уникальности. Адрес статьи: www.gramota.net/materials/3/2015/9-2/18.html
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