"Russian world" – theological doctrine and religious ideology that ruin the humanity

Ukrainian Religious Studies 76:158-163 (2015)
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Abstract

The XXth century has provided numerous examples of different forms of religious extremism, in particular the Orthodox Christian extremism. XXIth century demonstrates an explosion of neo-pagan and Orthodox extremist views in Russia grounded on syncretic theory of «Russian World»

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