UDC

279.12

Authors

Kildyashova Tatyana Aleksandrovna, Institute of Social, Humanitarian and Political Sciences, Northern (Arctic) Federal University named after M.V. Lomonosov (Arkhangelsk, Russia)

Abstract

The article considers communicative features of manifestation of fundamentalist religiosity. An attempt is made to reveal the basis for building-up communication between a person and God, between believers, and between a believer and the world from the point of view of religious fundamentalism.

Keywords

religiosity, religious fundamentalism, communication, communicative function of religion, protestant fundamentalism, fundamentalist religiosity.

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