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Section I. Theology

Ideological Boundaries of Early Сhristianity: New Testament Polemics Against the Sadducees and Pharisees in a Comparative-Historical Perspective

S. Sakhnevich

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Sakhnevich S. Ideologicheskiye granitsy rannego khristianstva: novozavetnaya polemika s saddukeyami i fariseyami v sravnitel'no-istoricheskoy perspektive [Ideological boundaries of early Сhristianity: Тew Еestament polemics against the sadducees and pharisees in a comparative-historical perspective] // Trudy Saratovskoj Pravoslavnoj Duhovnoj Seminarii [Proceedings of the Saratov Orthodox Theological Seminary]. 2026. No. 2 (33). pp. 13–41. DOI: 10.56621/27825884_2026_33_13

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The study is devoted to analyzing the ideological boundaries of early Christianity within the context of its New Testament polemics against two key Jewish movements of the Second Temple period: the Pharisees and the Sadducees. The aim of the work is to test the hypothesis of a possible tactical or doctrinal rapprochement between the first Christians and the Sadducees, based on a number of external parallels, such as shared criticism of the Pharisaic oral tradition. The methodological framework includes comprehensive discourse analysis, quantitative content analysis of references in the Greek New Testament text (Nestle-Aland 28), as well as comparative-doctrinal and historical-critical analysis. The results revealed a significant quantitative asymmetry: the Pharisees are mentioned 89 times, while the Sadducees are mentioned only 14 times. However, qualitative analysis demonstrated a fundamental difference in the nature of the conflict: the polemic against the Pharisees is emotionally accusatory and conducted within a shared ethical framework, whereas criticism of the Sadducees is restrained and focused on fundamental doctrinal differences (denial of resurrection, angels). To interpret the data, a two-factor model of ideological schisms was applied, which classifies the conflict with the Pharisees as "fraternal enmity" (high doctrinal affinity, high competition) and with the Sadducees as "systemic antagonism" (low doctrinal affinity). The Transitus Statim method enabled the reinterpretation of the quantitative disparity as evidence not of proximity, but of a profound worldview chasm between early Christianity and Sadducean rationalism. The research refutes the hypothesis of rapprochement and contributes to the understanding of the mechanisms of religious identity formation.

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intensity of enmity as an indicator of doctrinal affinity operational gesture of semantic reassignment neutrality of interaction as a marker of worldview distance theory of interparadigmatic and intraparadigmatic conflicts triad "Sadducees — Pharisees — early Christians"

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Sergey Sakhnevich

Academic degree, title: Candidate of Sciences in Philology, Associate Professor

Position: Associate Professor of the Department of Linguistics

Institute of Business Career

Address: 32 Nizhegorodskaya str., bl. 5, Moscow, 109029, Russian Federation

Email: crash68@yandex.ru

ORCID: 0000-0002-2068-9250

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Homily About the Dead from the Stable Composition of the Triodion Torzhestvennik (Undertaken Theological Analysis)

Deacon A. Motin

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Motin A., deacon. Slovo ob umershikh iz ustoychivogo sostava triodnogo Torzhestvennika (opyt teologicheskogo analiza) [Homily about the dead from the stable composition of the triodion Torzhestvennik (undertaken theological analysis)] // Trudy Saratovskoj Pravoslavnoj Duhovnoj Seminarii [Proceedings of the Saratov Orthodox Theological Seminary]. 2026. No. 2 (33). pp. 42–67. DOI: 10.56621/27825884_2026_33_42

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This article is devoted to one of the readings included in the stable composition of the Triodion Torzhestvennik — the Old Russian liturgical collection of words and teachings of the XV–XVII centuries, the readings of which are timed to special days of the triodic cycle.
The research was conducted within the framework of practical theology.
It raises the issues of determining the original source and authorship, sets the time frame for the creation of the work, identifies the monuments of writing and the creations that it influenced, defines the place of reading as part of the divine service, analyzes its content.
Comparative, textual, theological and philological methods were applied in the course of the work.
The conducted research led to the following conclusions. The Homily about the dead is a monument of Old Russian writing, created in the XII–XV centuries. The pseudepigraph of St. John Chrysostom, associated with one of the works of St. Ephraim the Syrian, was used as a source. The Homily about the dead had an impact on the subsequent literary legacy. It is primarily catechetical in nature, forming a holistic view of death from the point of view of Orthodoxy.

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Triodion Torzhestvennik Old Russian Collection Old Russian literature Meatfare Saturday Saturday of Souls St. John Chrysostom

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Deacon Artem Motin

Position: postgraduate student, Sretensky Theological Academy

Address: 19, Bolshaya Lubyanka str., bl. 3, Moscow, 107031, Russian Federation

Email: motin.a.g.57@gmail.com

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Formation of Cultural Identity of Schoolchildren Through the Synthesis of Local and Universal Cultural Codes (Using the Example of the Project "Roads of Russian Culture")

Priest A. Borodovitsyn

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Borodovitsyn A., priest. Formirovaniye kul'turnoy identichnosti shkol'nikov cherez sintez lokal'nogo i universal'nogo kul'turnogo koda (na primere proyekta «Dorogami russkoy kul'tury») [Formation of cultural identity of schoolchildren through the synthesis of local and universal cultural codes (using the example of the project "Roads of Russian Culture")] // Trudy Saratovskoj Pravoslavnoj Duhovnoj Seminarii [Proceedings of the Saratov Orthodox Theological Seminary]. 2026. No. 2 (33). pp. 68–88. DOI: 10.56621/27825884_2026_33_68

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This article examines the problem of fostering cultural identity among schoolchildren amid the ongoing processes of digitalization, the virtualization of communication, and the erosion of traditional value systems. Drawing on the project "By the Roads of Russian Culture" (Saratov), which was implemented at the Holy Trinity Cathedral with the participation of the youth theater "Enchantй", the author presents a comprehensive pedagogical model comprising three interrelated stages. The first stage — a guided tour of the cathedral — enables participants to appropriate the local cultural code through engagement with the history, architecture, and sacred artifacts of the city's oldest stone edifice. The second stage consists of a theatrical performance based on the works of N.V. Gogol, which facilitates immersion into a universal cultural code and affords a visual experience of moral dichotomies (passion versus virtue). The third stage is an interactive discussion that reflexively consolidates these oppositions, incorporating theatrical sketches and dialogue with priests, the director, and the actors. It is demonstrated that the synthesis of the spiritual and the secular, the contemplative and the active, as well as the involvement of two age cohorts — schoolchildren as spectators and university students as performers — promote the conscious internalization of values among adolescents and young adults. The project engaged 630 participants and generated 108 media publications. The proposed model is replicable in other regions.

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digitalization cultural identity local cultural code universal cultural code schoolchildren adolescents Holy Trinity Cathedral in Saratov theatrical performance interactive discussion pedagogical model spiritual and moral education

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Priest Alexander Borodovitsyn

Position: Postgraduate Student, Saratov State University

Address: 10A Volskaya str., Saratov, 410028, Russian Federation

Position: Senior Lecturer, Department of Biblical Studies, Saratov Orthodox Theological Seminary

Address: 92 Michurina str., Saratov, 410028, Russian Federation

Email: borodovitcyn@yandex.ru

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Section II. Philosophy

On the Question of Anthropomorphism: Various Models of Understanding the Ancient World

M. Bogatov, D. Bogatova

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Bogatov M., Bogatova D. K voprosu ob antropomorfizme: razlichnyye modeli ponimaniya antichnogo mira [On the question of anthropomorphism: various models of understanding the ancient world] // Trudy Saratovskoj Pravoslavnoj Duhovnoj Seminarii [Proceedings of the Saratov Orthodox Theological Seminary]. 2026. No. 2 (33). pp. 89–104. DOI: 10.56621/27825884_2026_33_89

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At the very beginning, using Wilhelm Nestle's "from myth to logos" as an example, the question is raised about the inevitable basis of this and similar transitions — humanity. It is precisely humanity that serves as the inevitable foundation for any development or decline we observe in the course of history. The presence of such a common denominator for the study of history inevitably leads to the production of various forms of anthropomorphism. This article explores two basic patterns of anthropomorphization: understanding the other through the human being and understanding the human being through the other. In the first case, we deal with three approaches: paradigmatic (objectifying), hermeneutic, and analogical. In the second case, we can speak both of humans assimilating themselves to their own technological inventions (watches, computers, etc.) and of attempts to identify their essence through non-technical things: gods, animals, plants, etc. Particular attention is paid to the question of the historical choice that befalls each era, guided by which humans are forced to understand themselves through one being or another. The article concludes and poses key questions for further research into the problem of anthropomorphism.

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anthropomorphism antiquity hermeneutic approach paradigm theomorphism Yuri Shichalin Sergey Averintsev Mikhail Gasparov Martin Heidegger

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Mikhail Bogatov

Academic degree, title: Doctor of Sciences in Philosophy, Associate Professor

Position: Professor of the Department of Theoretical and Social Philosophy,

Saratov State University

Address: 10A Volskaya str., Saratov, 410028, Russian Federation

Email: m_bogatov@mail.ru

ORCID: 0000-0003-2831-918X

Daria Bogatova

Academic degree, title: Candidate of Sciences in Philosophy

Position: Associate Professor of the Department of Philosophy, Humanities and Psychology

Saratov State Medical University

Address: 112 Bolshaya Kazachia str., Saratov, 410012, Russian Federation

Email: darialpavlova@gmail.com

ORCID: 0000-0001-8696-3980

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Reminiscence As an Ontological Landscape: The Historical-Philosophical Genealogy of the Concept

M. Romaschenko

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Romaschenko M. Reministsentsiya kak ontologicheskiy landshaft: istoriko-filosofskaya genealogiya kontsepta [Reminiscence as an ontological landscape: the historical-philosophical genealogy of the concept] // Trudy Saratovskoj Pravoslavnoj Duhovnoj Seminarii [Proceedings of the Saratov Orthodox Theological Seminary]. 2026. No. 2 (33). pp. 105–121. DOI: 10.56621/27825884_2026_33_105

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The article is devoted to the historical and philosophical analysis of the evolution of the concept of reminiscence from antiquity to the present day. The author traces the transformation in the understanding of reminiscence: from the Platonic anamnesis as an epistemological act of encountering eternal truths to its radical ontological rethinking. Special attention is paid to the Hermetic tradition (G. Bruno), where reminiscence for the first time becomes associated with creative imagination and the magical cognition of universal connections. Drawing on the teachings of P. Ricoeur, W. Benjamin, E. Levinas, and J. Derrida, the study demonstrates a shift towards understanding reminiscence as an event that constitutes temporality, ethical relations, and the very fabric of human existence. The paper shows how, through the phenomenology of performative memory, the philosophy of history with its «weak Messianic powers», the metaphysics of the trace of the Other, and the deconstruction of presence, a new understanding of memory is formed. Based on this analysis, the article proposes a methodological model of the «ontological landscape», which includes three dimensions: «contours» (boundaries of meaning and zones of oblivion), «texture» (the sensory, material givenness of experience), and «trace» (the imprint of the Other in the present). This model can serve as a tool for the non¬linear analysis of the philosophical tradition, overcoming the limitations of the "archival" paradigm and the linear history of ideas, allowing us to account for the role of intellectual reminiscences, ruptures, and the unspoken in the development of thought.

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reminiscence memory ontological landscape anamnesis history of philosophy temporality methodology of the history of philosophy tradition

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Maria Romaschenko

Academic degree, title: Candidate of Sciences in Philosophy, Associate Professor

Position: Associate Professor of the Department of History and Philosophy,

Saratov State Technical University named after Yu.A. Gagarin

Address: 77, Politehnicheskaya str., Saratov, 410054, Russian Federation

Email: mariroma14@mail.ru

ORCID: 0000-0003-4860-4017

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Transformation of the Religious and Moral Foundations of Soviet Society in the Conditions of the Great Patriotic War and Post-Secular Processes in Modern Russia

Priest M. Tagayev

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Tagayev M., priest. Transformatsiya religiozno-nravstvennykh osnovaniy sovetskogo obshchestva v usloviyakh Velikoy Otechestvennoy voyny i postsekulyarnyye protsessy v sovremennoy Rossii [Transformation of the religious and moral foundations of soviet society in the conditions of the Great patriotic war and post-secular processes in modern Russia] // Trudy Saratovskoj Pravoslavnoj Duhovnoj Seminarii [Proceedings of the Saratov Orthodox Theological Seminary]. 2026. No. 2 (33). pp. 122–140. DOI: 10.56621/27825884_2026_33_122

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The article focuses on the study of the religious and moral foundations of Soviet society during the Great Patriotic War and the analysis of post-secular processes in modern Russia. It examines the historical background of the relationship between the church and the state in the USSR, from the 1917 Revolution to the Second World War. The article analyzes the changes in the state policy towards religion that occurred as a result of the extraordinary circumstances of wartime, and their implications for the future development of religious consciousness in Russia. It examines current trends in desecularization and their impact on public sentiment, demonstrating how religious and national symbols are integrated into modern Russian culture. The study reveals the complexity and multiplayered nature of the religious and moral identity of Russian society, showing how the religiosity of the Russian population is preserved and adapted in the face of political changes and crises.

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Great Patriotic War Russian Orthodox Church patriotism public consciousness social culture national identity traditional morality post-secular trends desecularization concept of post-secular society religiosity quasi-religiosity

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Priest Makar Tagayev

Position: Postgraduate Student,

Saratov State University

Address: 10A Volskaya str., Saratov, 410028, Russian Federation

Email: makarii0506@yandex.ru

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Section III. History

Financial Support for Teachers of Theological Schools in the Second Half of the 19th — Early 20th Centuries (Based on the Example of the Vologda Diocese)

A. Krasikov

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Krasikov A. Material'noye obespecheniye pedagogov dukhovnykh uchilishch vo vtoroy polovine XIX — nachale XX veka (na materiale Vologodskoy yeparkhii) [Financial support for theological schools’ teachers in the second half of the 19th — early 20th centuries (by the example on the Vologda Diocese)] // Trudy Saratovskoj Pravoslavnoj Duhovnoj Seminarii [Proceedings of the Saratov Orthodox Theological Seminary]. 2026. No. 2 (33). pp. 141–155. DOI: 10.56621/27825884_2026_33_141

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The formation and the subsequent reform of the primary religious education system in the Russian Empire required the involvement of a significant number of teachers with specialized theological education and sufficient methodological skills to ensure the educational process at a high level. In addition to the professional training of teachers of theological schools it was necessary to solve the issue of their appropriate financial support. This article considers the methods and the mechanisms of providing material support for teachers of theological schools due to the charters of 1867 and 1884. The legislative regulation of this issue was of a national and ecclesiastical nature, but the materials from particular dioceses (in our case from the Vologda Diocese) are used to illustrate specific processes and phenomena. The methodological basis of the research includes the principles of objectivity, historicism, also historical-comparative and historical-genetic methods. The source base mainly consists of previously unpublished archival materials from central and regional archival repositories.

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theological education theological college teachers' salaries privileged localities financial support social status

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Alexey Krasikov

Position: Vice-Rector for Scientific and Methodological Work,
Senior Lecturer of the Department of Church-Historical Disciplines,

Vologda Theological Seminary

Address: 2, Monastyrskaya str., Vologda, 160901, Russian Federation

Position: Postgraduate student,

Saint Tikhon's Orthodox University for the Humanities

Address: 6/1, Likhov pereulok, Moscow, 127051, Russian Federation

Email: Istorik-vologda@yandex.ru

ORCID: 0009-0008-5914-6617

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The Catholic Social Doctrine and the Parliamentary Strategy of the Polish Circle in the Second and Third State Dumas of the Russian Empire

I. Burlyaev

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Burlyaev I. Katolicheskaya sotsial'naya doktrina i parlamentskaya strategiya Pol'skogo kolo vo II i III sozyvakh Gosudarstvennoy Dumy Rossiyskoy imperii [The Catholic social doctrine and the Parliamentary strategy of the Polish circle in the second and third State Dumas of the Russian Empire] // Trudy Saratovskoj Pravoslavnoj Duhovnoj Seminarii [Proceedings of the Saratov Orthodox Theological Seminary]. 2026. No. 2 (33). pp. 156–174. DOI: 10.56621/27825884_2026_33_156

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The article examines the influence of the Catholic social doctrine on the formation of the parliamentary strategy of the Polish Circle in the Second and Third State Dumas of the Russian Empire. Based on an analysis of parliamentary records, church journalism, and papal encyclicals by Leo XIII, the study demonstrates how the principles of solidarity, subsidiarity, and the common good shaped the moral dimension of Polish deputies’ political behavior. The faction is interpreted as a model of Catholic parliamentarism, where law functioned as a form of service to justice rather than an instrument of power. Special attention is given to the Polish Circle’s stance during the 1912 Chełm Province debate, revealing how theological arguments became tools of political resistance. The conclusion emphasizes its role in forming Christian ethical politics in late imperial Russia.

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Polish Circle Catholic social doctrine Chelm question Catholic social teaching

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Ilya Burlyaev

Position: Postgraduate Student,

Sretensky Theological Academy

Address: 19, Bolshaya Lubyanka str., bl. 3, Moscow, 107031, Russian Federation

Email: inburlyaev@mail.ru

ORCID: 0009-0007-1927-3964

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The Perm Diocese amid Socio-Political Transformations in the Early 20th Century: Insights from Official Church Periodicals

O. Balabeikina, Bishop Joasaph (A. Vishnyakov), E. Tirro Zolotaikina

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Balabeikina O., Bishop Joasaph (Vishnyakov A.), Tirro Zolotaikina E. Permskaya yeparkhiya na fone obshchestvenno-politicheskikh transformatsiy nachala XX veka (po materialam ofitsial'noy tserkovnoy periodiki) [The Perm diocese amid socio-political transformations in the early 20th century: insights from official church periodicals] // Trudy Saratovskoj Pravoslavnoj Duhovnoj Seminarii [Proceedings of the Saratov Orthodox Theological Seminary]. 2026. No. 2 (33). pp. 175–191. DOI: 10.56621/27825884_2026_33_175

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The article examines the impact of the revolutionary events of 1917–1919 on the life of the Russian Orthodox Church, using the Perm diocese as a case study. Based on materials from the Perm Diocesan Gazette, the clergy's reaction to political changes is analyzed in detail and comprehensively. Despite the closure of religious schools, the diocese attempted to maintain its educational activities through the diocesan journal; correspondence courses for seminarians were organized, and calls for unity were published. Religious processions continued in the region, and new parishes were opened. The brief reopening of the seminary in 1919 under the Kolchak government confirms the direct dependence of church life on the political situation. The article concludes that the Perm diocese demonstrated organizational resilience, and the Perm Diocesan Gazette serves as a representative source on the history of the Church during this critical period.

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Russian Orthodox Church Perm Diocese Revolution of 1917 Perm Diocesan Gazette religious educationn

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Olga Balabeikina

Academic degree, title: Candidate of Sciences in Geography, Associate Professor

Position: Associate Professor of the Department of Regional Economics and Environmental Management, St. Petersburg State University of Economics

Address: 21, Sadovaya str., St. Petersburg, 191023, Russian Federation

Email: Olga8011@yandex.ru

ORCID: 0000-0001-9520-8880

Bishop of Slavgorod and Kamensk Joasaph (Andrey Vishnyakov)

Position: applicant for the degree of Candidate of Theology, Saint Petersburg Theological Academy

Address: 17 Naberezhnaya Obvodnogo Kanala, Saint Petersburg, 191167, Russian Federation

Email: asaf_2010@mail.ru

ORCID: 0009-0007-4543-758X

Elena Tirro Zolotaikina

Position: student, St. Petersburg State University of Economics

Address: 21, Sadovaya str., St. Petersburg, 191023, Russian Federation

Email: Myfoxgeo@gmail.com

ORCID: 0009-0006-1583-3592

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Everyday Life of the Parish Clergy of Soviet Kazakhstan in the 1920s — 40s (in Terms of the Biography of Archpriest Ignatius Onufrievich Kondratyuk)

Priest M. Berezin

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Berezin M., priest. Povsednevnaya zhizn' prikhodskogo dukhovenstva Sovetskogo Kazakhstana v 1920–40 gody (v aspekte biografii protoiyereya Ignatiya Onufriyevicha Kondratyuka) [Everyday life of the parish clergy of Soviet Kazakhstan in the 1920s — 40s (in terms of the biography of Archpriest Ignatius Onufrievich Kondratyuk)] // Trudy Saratovskoj Pravoslavnoj Duhovnoj Seminarii [Proceedings of the Saratov Orthodox Theological Seminary]. 2026. No. 2 (33). pp. 192–216. DOI: 10.56621/27825884_2026_33_192

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The article examines the everyday life of the Orthodox clergy of Soviet Kazakhstan in the period of 1920–40s. Among the many personalities of the era, the author has chosen the personality of priest Ignatius Onufrievich Kondratyuk. The choice is due to objective reasons. The life of Archpriest Ignatius reflected many dramatic events and twists in the history of Russia in the 20th century. Coming from a family of a simple railway employee of the Grodno province, the future priest experienced evacuation to the East, participation in the battles of World War I, ordination during the Civil War, difficult pastoral service during the era of persecution, imprisonment in forced labor camps, the loss of loved ones, a return to pastoral service and post-war difficulties. As important documentary evidence, the author used the previously unpublished diary of the priest's wife Anna Nikolaevna Kondratyuk (1897–1944). In addition to a direct description of the daily life of the priest's family, this source contains unique correspondence from the period of investigation and imprisonment. The author shows that, despite Soviet anti¬church persecution, priest Ignatius Onufrievich Kondratyuk was able to worthily fulfill the feat of pastoral service entrusted to him by the Church.

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Russian Orthodox Church during the years of persecution Kazakh SSR Orthodox clergy pastoral service religious policy in the USSR

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Priest Mikhail Berezin

Position: Lecturer of the Department of Church History,

Almaty Orthodox Theological Seminary

Address: 28/3 Baisheva str., Almaty, Republic of Kazakhstan

Email: berezin_mihail@mail.ru

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On the Issue of Publications of Lutheran Literature in Russia in the XX ─ Early XXI Centuries

Pastor A. Furs, A. Khrustaleva

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Furs A., Khrustaleva A. K voprosu ob osnovnykh tendentsiyakh izdaniya lyuteranskoy literatury v Rossii v KHKH — nachale XXI veka [On the issue of publications of Protestant literature in Russia at the turn of the century] // Trudy Saratovskoj Pravoslavnoj Duhovnoj Seminarii [Proceedings of the Saratov Orthodox Theological Seminary]. 2026. No. 2 (33). pp. 217–230. DOI: 10.56621/27825884_2026_33_217

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In this article, we will try to summarize some of the data we have on how exactly Lutheran literature has been represented in Russia. This material is written, among other things, based on the cultural and educational events held in the Chapel of St. John the Theologian, where completely different religious and secular studies have taken the form of a kind of symbiosis. In particular, many events were devoted to the history of literature. The article demonstrates the gradualness of banning the Lutheran book publishing in the XX century (and the gradual lifting of that ban).

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literature publication religion religious studies journalism Protestantism church history modern history history of religion

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Pastor Alexander Furs

Position: Pastor, Evangelical-Lutheran Church of Ingria on the territory of Russian Federation

Address: 8B. Konyushennaya str., St. Petersburg, 191186, Russian Federation

Email: melanchton@mail.ru

ORCID: 0009-0002-7607-8464

Anna Khrustaleva

Academic degree, title: Doctor of Sciences in Philology, Associate Professor

Position: Associate Professor of the Department of English Language and Teaching Methods,

Saratov State University

Address: 3, A.N. Zauloshnov str., Saratov, 410028, Russian Federation

Email: tevlin1982@mail.ru

ORCID: 0000-0001-9015-2523

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Book Reviews

Faith as Participation: An Exegetical Study of Some Key Texts of the Apostle Paul

M. Kovshov

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Kovshov M. Vera kak souchastiye: ekzegeticheskoye issledovaniye nekotorykh klyuchevykh tekstov apostola Pavla [Faith as participation: an exegetical study of some key texts of the Apostle Paul]. Book review: Jeanette Hagen Pifer. Faith as Participation. An Exegetical Study of Some Key Pauline Texts. Wissenschaftliche Untersuchungen Zum Neuen Testament. 2 Reihe. (WUNT II 486). Tubingen: Mohr Siebeck, 2019. VII + 258 p. // Trudy Saratovskoi pravoslavnoi dukhovnoi seminarii. [Proceedings of the Saratov Orthodox Theological Seminary]. 2026. No 2 (33). pp. 231–239. DOI: 10.56621/27825884_2026_33_231

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Jeanette Hagen Pifer. Faith as Participation. An Exegetical Study of Some Key Pauline Texts. Wissenschaftliche Untersuchungen Zum Neuen Testament. 2 Reihe. (WUNT II 486). Tubingen: Mohr Siebeck, 2019. VII + 258 p.

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Mikhail Kovshov

Academic degree, title: Candidate of Theology, Associate Professor

Position: Associate Professor of the Department of Biblical Studies,

Moscow Theological Academy

Address: Holy Trinity-St. Sergius Lavra, Sergiev Posad, 141300, Russian Federation

Position: Researcher,

Perervinskaya Orthodox Theological Seminary

Address: 82 Highway str., Moscow, 109383, Russian Federation

Email: paul.quest@nextmail.ru

ORCID: 0000-0003-0656-1135

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