Attitudes of representatives of major religious movements towards the digitalisation of religion by M. Ja. Yuldashev, A. I. Ivanchenko, O. A. Kulikova

“…A content analysis of the Internet communities and resources of the main traditional (Orthodoxy, Islam and Judaism) and non-traditional religious teachings (Neopaganism and Satanism)was carried out. …”
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A Christian spirituality of imperfection: Towards a pastoral theology of descent within the praxis of orthopathy by D.J. Louw

“…Rather than a spirituality of self-improvement, the article proposes a theology of descent (engaging with human suffering, weakness, brokenness, frailty, and imperfection), as well as a paradigm shift from orthodoxy to orthopathy. In a theology of descent, the following question emerges: How does the pastoral ministry address the painful realities of failure and existential imperfection as related to the limitations of suffering human beings? …”
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Cognizing Coexistence: Perceptions and their Synthetic Unity in Kant’s 3rd Analogy by Andrew Werner

“…In the 3rd Analogy, Kant claims that I can perceive that things coexist by synthesizing my perceptions in an order-indifferent way. Reigning orthodoxy holds that I first successively perceive different things, and then (through some further act) determine that the things I perceive coexist. …”
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The Lutheran “convivial economy” as a Christian economic heterodoxy: significance, components, and proposals to the current socio-economic order by P. Kopiec

“…It employs the narration of economic heterodoxy/orthodoxy to highlight a dominant Christian position towards the prevailing economic order. …”
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Is Modernity Single and Universal?: Olaju and the Multilateral Modernity by Adeshina Afolayan

“… This essay confronts two orthodoxies at the heart of the modernity debate. The first is that modernity, which supposedly originated from the West, is a sin­gle and universal historical development. …”
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<i>Armastus, Andestus, Alandlikkus</i>: The Rediscovery of the Orthodox Christianity in Post-Soviet Estonia by Milena Benovska-Sabkova

“…The restoration of the autonomous Estonian Apostolic Orthodox Church, beginning in the 1990s, is due to the historic presence of Orthodoxy in Estonia, but also has the particularities of a new project that seeks contemporary horizons and copes with specific postsocialist problems. …”
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On Literary Spoils of War in Private Libraries. The Case of Rålamb at Länna Gård by Peter Sjökvist

“…Large numbers of the confessionally Catholic books were of little practical use in a Sweden characterized by Lutheran Orthodoxy. …”
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Un lugar de la filosofía española de cuyo nombre no queremos acordarnos by María J. Ortega Máñez

“…By questioning ourselves about the levels of complexity of this phenomenon, we start a research process aiming at the discovery of an ignored place where a certain thought banned from the boundaries of the philosophical orthodoxy is hidden. We particularly refer to the intersections between philosophy and literature occurring in several Spanish masterpieces, as well as to a technique of thinking which uses a work to develop an innovative reflection. …”
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„Není Rusko bez cara.“ Romanovské jubileum v roce 1913 by Zbyněk Vydra

“…Their character was influenced by official state ideology: „orthodoxy, autocracy and nationalism“. The celebrations took place in St. …”
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Le corps du sultan ottoman by Nicolas Vatin

“…But such a cult probably was too much pagan to take root in the Ottoman State, which in the course of centuries tended to strengthen the orthodoxy of its practices and to give a growing importance to the dynasty, to the detriment of the person of individual sultans.…”
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«It is necessary to bring sincere thanks to the donators who willingly responded to the call of the church to help in difficult times...»: report on activities of the Parish Counci... by A. V. Sushko

“…This archaeographic publication is devoted to study of history of Orthodoxy in Omsk at the late 1920s. The report on the activities of the Parish Council of Omsk Bogoroditze-Bratskaya Church for 1929 is being introduced into the scientific circulation. …”
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Konfrontacja ascetyki Hieronima ze Strydonu i Pelagiusza z Brytanii na podstawie wybranych dzieł by Anita Mularczyk-Budzan

“…He became disillusioned with this many people together and instead of typing the current orthodoxy, always will be associated with the heterodoxy. …”
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Die Rosenkreuzer als imaginäre Gesellschaft by Ralph Häfner

“…He suggests that the Lutheran orthodoxy (Hoßbach quotes Christian Gilbert de Spaignart, Valentin Griesmann, Georg Rost and Nicolaus Hunnius) ignored the satirical nature of the novel aiming its attack against a society that didn’t exist. …”
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Les appels de Margaret Fell pour convertir les Juifs : de l’émancipation à la soumission chez la première femme Quaker by Frédéric Herrmann

“…Her status both as a woman and as a Dissenter from religious orthodoxy excluded her from power and confined her to the bottom of the patriarchal and holy hierarchy. …”
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De l’utopie socialiste au réalisme chrétien by Isabelle Richet

“…Inspired by the neo‑orthodoxy of Karl Barth and of his own brother, Richard Niebuhr, he reintroduced sin as the absolute limit of human action. …”
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Marie Corelli, Wormwood, and the Diversity of Decadence by Jessica DeCoux

“…Corelli’s condemnation of the absintheur as a failed Decadent is a call not to moral orthodoxy, but to another, less recognizable but equally subversive model of Decadence. …”
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Na stráži samoděržaví. Vladimir Andrejevič Gringmut a Ruská monarchistická strana, 1905–1907 by Zbyněk Vydra

“…His ideology was based on the principles of „orthodoxy, autocracy and nationality“. Anti-semitism, anti-liberalism, adoration of strong state power and criticism of Western influences in the Russian life was characteristical for Gringmut and its party. …”
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Stosunek religii do nauki. Punkt widzenia prawosławnego by Henryk Paprocki

“… Polish astronomer Konrad Rudnicki suggested that the so-called Copernican revolution, with far-reaching consequences for western Christianity, was hardly noticed in orthodoxy. In this case, the domain of discoveries and scientific truths remained distinct from the strictly theological domain. …”
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Extract from the Writings of Jean Alexandre Buchon and Spiridon Palauzov: In Search of National Dignity by Raia Zaimova

“…The union of Tsar Kaloyan (1197–1207) and the antipapal propaganda supported by Palauzov and applied to Bulgarian reality, served him as a verbal defense of Eastern Orthodoxy in search of a path to an independent Bulgarian Church in the 1860s. …”
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Interethnic relations between Belarusians and Poles under the conditions of the new state identity development in 1921–1939 by N.A. Markelov

“…The contradictions between Polish jurisdiction that neglected the basic national rights of minorities (the paper demonstrates its manifestations in education, religious life, and policy pursued by the authorities against any nation-identifying non-Polish cultural activities) and natural pro-Russian orientation of the Belarusian population (especially of the Orthodoxy adherents) led not only to the ethnic conflict, but to the appearance of a stronger regional identity, which was not subjected to the direct persecution. …”
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