SOLOVYOV’S PHILOSOPHY AS RATIONALIZATION OF RELIGIOUS FEELINGS AND BEHAVIOUR | Zendy

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SOLOVYOV’S PHILOSOPHY AS RATIONALIZATION OF RELIGIOUS FEELINGS AND BEHAVIOUR

Author(s) -

Kamen Dimitrov Lozev

Publication year - 2019

Publication title -

raphisa revista de antropología y filosofía de lo sagrado

Language(s) - English

Resource type - Journals

eISSN - 2603-6053

pISSN - 2530-1233

DOI - 10.24310/raphisa.2017.v0i2.4310

Subject(s) - orthodoxy , unification , humanity , theocracy , feeling , philosophy , rationalization (economics) , religious studies , sociology , epistemology , theology , computer science , islam , programming language

The article is dedicated to Vladimir Solovyov (1853 - 1900), the greatest Russian religious philosopher of the 19th Century. The main thesis is that the central ideas of Solovyov can be interpreted as philosophical reflections on fundamental religious feelings and aspects of religious behavior. With respect to this a detailed discussion of Solovyov’s teachings of ‘positive all-encompassing unity’ (всеединство), sobornost (togetherness, соборность) and Godmanhood (Divine Humanity, Богочеловечество) are discussed. Special attention is paid to Solovyov’s theocratic project of Christian Universal Church and the re-unification of the Christian world.Key words: All-encompassing unity; Godmanhood, Sobornost; Russian Orthodoxy; Universal Church (Ecumenical Church)

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