Soviet era and Christian ideal

https://doi.org/10.20339/AM.10-18.089

L.М. Martseva is Dr.Sci. (Philosophy), Dr.Sci. (History), prof. e-mail: Imarceva@rambler.ru   ; and A.V. Lukash is Cand.Sci. (Philosophy), doc. e-mail: Lukashs@rambler.ru at Omsk State Transport University

Researched is the theme of being and development of Christian ideals in atheistic Soviet era. Shown is, that moral qualities of people remain in unchangeable dogmatic zone of religious teachings all over the whole world, and historical process itself demonstrates the struggle of mankind for preserving moral dogmatic of religious teachings in it’s practical application. Noted is, that in the Soviet Union moral dogma of not only Christianity and Islam, but also other beliefs, inherent in peoples of the country, sounded and firmly entered everyday life.

Key words: morality, Christianity, ideals, values, morality, culture.

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