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Unity of Russian Society. Importance of Building Social Cohesion for the Security of Russian Federation

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Minkina M.
Przegląd Wschodnioeuropejski
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2021
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vol. 2
225-236
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A sense of unity in any society is a great value. United society is a strong support for rulers and their policies. Public support often legitimizes the actions of rulers. Social unity is built on the basis of shared values and beliefs. The assumed goal of the research is focused on analyzing these categories in the context of their importance for building social unity. Such a goal has led to a question: What is the importance of these categories in building social cohesion for Russians? To solve the indicated problems, theoretical methods were used. Russians are convinced of the uniqueness of their society. This sense of uniqueness affects the sphere of security. It gives rise to their unwillingness to take part in formal alliances and international organizations, if Russia is not in a dominant position. Such views are deeply rooted in the consciousness of Russian society. Simultaneously, Russia airs grievances against the West, claiming that it does not notice its uniqueness.
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Význam svátečního, zvláště nedělního klidu z pohledu sociální nauky katolické církve

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Němec D.
Studia theologica
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2015
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vol. 2
127-151
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The contribution deals with the concept of the social doctrine of the Catholic Church regarding feast rest, specifically Sunday rest. It arises from a short synthesis of the Biblical sciences and moral theology. It consequently provides an analysis of documents of Catholic social doctrine both on the universal level and on the particular level of the neighbouring states of the Czech and Slovak Republic in Central Europe and suggests practical conclusions including the juridical dimension on the basis of a synthetic summary.
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