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The Aspects of the Formation of Precedent Texts on Religious Subjects in Ukrainian Philosophical Culture 

Tetiana Lysokokenko1
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1 Dnipro Academy of Continuing Education, Department of Philosophy 49006, Dnipro, Ukraine
BIJP 2022, 12(3), 803–827; https://doi.org/10.18491/beytulhikme.1971
Received: 22 June 2022 | Published online: 7 September 2022
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Abstract

The study presents a retrospective review of the most significant texts in Ukrainian philosophical culture that have influenced the development of religious themes. The author argues that religiosity is the dominant theme, passing through the works of representatives of different historical periods. The obtained results allow us to state the following. In the cultural heritage of Kievan Rus the formation of those religious ideas that became widespread in the future took place. The actualization of topics about the significance of the spiritual essence of man, the search for ways to approach God and the idea of the cognitive capabilities of the heart contributed to the expansion of the limits of comprehension and understanding of religious issues. The conceptualization of the research topic took place in the works of representatives of academic philosophy, within the definition of the role of faith in human life.

Keywords
Religiosity
faith
soul
cordocentrism
Ukrainian philosophical culture.
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