Reliģiski-filozofiski raksti

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Reliģiski-filozofisku rakstu mērķis ir padziļināt lasītāju zināšanas par reliģiski filozofisko ideju vēsturi, attīstību mūsdienās un to vietu Latvijas un Eiropas kultūrā. Tas iznāk 1 reizi gadā latviešu un angļu valodā ar rakstu kopsavilkumiem atbilstoši angļu un latviešu valodā. Krājums ir pieejams arī Centrālās un Austrumeiropas Interneta bibliotēkā (Central and Eastern European Online Library, CEEOL) un no 2013. gada - SCOPUS datu bāzē.

Religious-Philosophical Articles is a double-blind peer-reviewed periodical with the international editorial board. It publishes articles aimed at deepening readers’ knowledge and understanding on the history of religious-philosophical ideas, their development in nowadays and their place in the Latvian and European culture. It is published at least once a year in Latvian and English. Editions of Religious-Philosophical Articles are available in Central and Eastern European Online Library, CEEOL, as well as in EBSCO and SCOPUS databases.

ISSN 1407-1908.

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    Reliģiski-filozofiski raksti, XXIII
    (LU Filozofijas un socioloģijas institūts, 2017) Krūmiņa-Koņkova, Solveiga
    Religious-philosophical writings XXIII are devoted to the international conference “The Church and the Totalitarian Regime: Secularization and Strategies of Survival”. This conference was organised by the researchers of the Institute of Philosophy and Sociology of the University of Latvia within the framework of the project of the Latvian Council of Science “Thematization of Religious Experience in the Situation of Post-Liberal Spirituality: Latvian Case”. The conference took place in Riga on the 27th–28th of October 2016. The conference discussed the following issues: Church-power relations in a totalitarian state; politics and legislation in the field of religion; administrative control in Church affairs; the repression against representatives of the Church and religious organisations under conditions of totalitarian regimes; Church and national ideology in a totalitarian state; Church and political propaganda. The researchers presented papers also on the relations between The Church and informal social-political movements in the conditions of totalitarian regimes; Church and school; religious education and education; inheritance of tradition and education problems of church servants and attitudes towards religious values and religiosity in the context of the secularised educational system.

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