Philosophy and Culture
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Fokin, A. R.. (2009). Features of religious knowledge in Orthodox tradition. Philosophy and Culture, 6. https://en.nbpublish.com/library_read_article.php?id=56708
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Philosophy and Culture
Reference:
Fokin, A. R.. (2009). Features of religious knowledge in Orthodox tradition. Philosophy and Culture, 6. https://en.nbpublish.com/library_read_article.php?id=56708
Fokin, A. R.. Features of religious knowledge in Orthodox traditionAbstract: Abstract: based on original sources, the author of the article revealed the main peculiarities of religious knowledge in Orthodoxy such as: the leading role of faith and Holy Scripture (the Bible), the principle of learning “the like” (soul and God), introspection (self-learning), equal meaning of the words “knowing” and “possessing” and etc. The author showed the same nature of the religious knowledge and God learning and described the main methods, forms and ways to learning God created during the very first centuries of Orthodoxy. Keywords: philosophy, religion, Orthodoxy, epistemology, culture, theology, patristic, self-learning, God learning.
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