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Skorokhodova, T. G. Philoosphical Understanding of the Biblical Legacy: Parralels between India and Russia in the 19th – 20th Centuries

Abstract: The author of the article has made an attemp to compare views on the Bible from the point of Indian and Russian philosophy in the 19th – 20th centuries. The common approach to Biblican texts that united such peoples as a philosopher and reformer Rammohan Roy, a priest, theologist and public fi gure Krisnamachar Banergee, philosopher Vla dimir Soliviet and a priest and theologist Alexander Men, viewed the Bible as something phenomenological and personal, something that was far from modern and traditional interpretations. These philosophers addressed to the Spirit of the Biblical legacy and it allowed them to achieve the synthesis of the national and universal, Western and Oriental, spiritual and slocial development of peoples and cultures as well as sensibility of every nation to general human values represented in the Biblican legacy.

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cultural stuies, philosophy, values, Bible, Christiniaity, culture, Christology, understanding, text, theology.

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