AD ALTA
JOURNAL OF INTERDISCIPLINARY RESEARCH
Humanistic practices of religious security arise in line with the
nonclassical interpretation of the norm. Mostly, they are realized
by the bearers of the religious consciousness of a “new type”
with sufficiently “flexible boundaries” for interpreting the
normativity of a particular system. The humanistic essence of the
practice of religious safety lies in the proclamation of free
thought, in respect for individuality in the choice of rules and
regulations.
In general, authoritarian and humanistic practices describe
radicalism and moderation in the process of ensuring religious
security.
Literature:
1.
Mkrtumova, I., Dosanova, A., Karabulatova, I., Nifontov, V.
The use of communication technologies to oppose political-
religious terrorism as an ethnosocial deviation in the
contemporary information-digital society. Central Asia and the
Caucasus. 2016; 17(2):54-61.
2.
Zhukov, A.V. Religioznaia bezopasnost kak predmet
nauchnogo diskursa v postsovetskoi Rossii [Religious Security
as a Subject of Scientific Discourse in Post-Soviet Russia].
Historical, Philosophical, Political and Law Sciences,
Culturology and Study of Art. Issues of Theory and Practice.
2017; 12(86):66-71 (in Russian).
3.
Gavrilova, Y., Shchetkina, I., Liga, M. Gordeeva, N.
Religious syncretism as a sociocultural factors of social security
in cross-border regions. Mental Health, Religion and Culture.
2018; 21(3):231-245.
4.
Salikhov, N.R., Mustaev, R.Sh., Misbakhov, A.A.
Religioznaya bezopasnost. Vestnik NCBZhD. 2012; 3(13):31-36
(in Russian).
5.
Samygin, S.I. Religioznaia bezopasnost obshchestva v
kontekste obespecheniia religioznoi svobody i protivodeistviia
religioznomu ekstremizmu [Religious Safety of the Society in
Terms of Providing the Religious Freedom and Counter
Religious Extremism]. Gumanitarii iuga Rossii [Humanitarians
of the South of Russia]. 2017; 6(4):167-179. Available from:
DOI: 10.23683/2227-8656.2017.4.16 (in Russian).
6.
Beller, J., Kröger, C. Religiosity, religious fundamentalism,
and perceived threat as predictors of Muslim support for
extremist violence. Psychology of Religion and Spirituality.
2018; 10(4):345–355. Available from: DOI: 10.1037/rel0000138
7.
Green, T.H.: The fear of Islam: an introduction to
Islamophobia in the West. Minneapolis: Fortress Press, 2019.
363 p.
8.
Heene, P.S., Klocek, J. Taming the Gods: How Religious
Conflict Shapes State Repression. Journal of Conflict
Resolution. 2019; 63(1):112-138. Available from: DOI:
10.1177/0022002717728104
9.
Flier, A.Ia. Kultura kak faktor natsionalnoi bezopasnosti
[Culture as a Factor of National Security]. ONS [Social Sciences
and Contemporary World]. 1998; 3:181-187 (in Russian).
10.
Burrow, T.: The Social Basis of the Unconscious. London:
Kegan Paul, Trench, Trübner & Co., Ltd., 1927.
11.
Bohm, D.: The Deeper Structure of Thought. Unpublished
MS, 1988. p. 289.
12.
Ruth, B.: Patterns of Culture. Boston: Houghton Mifflin,
1959. p. 10, 48.
13.
Wikse, J.R. Practical anthropology: studying our social
neurosis. Available from: http://towardsocialsanity.net/practic
al_anthropology.htm
14.
Coser, L.F.: The Functions of Social Conflict. Glencoe,
Illinois: The free press, 1956.
15.
Cooper, J.M. The South American Marginal Cultures. In:
Proceedings of the VIII American Scientific Congress, Vol. 2.
Washington; 1942. p. 147-160.
16.
Czaplicka, M.A.: Aboriginal Siberia. A Study in Social
Anthropology. With a Preface by R.R. Marett. Elibron Classics,
2002. 430 p.
17.
Czaplicka, M.A.: The Turks of Central Asia in History and
at the Present Day. Wentworth Press, 2019. 244 p.
18.
Bibliia. Knigi sviashchennogo pisaniia Vetkhogo i Novogo
Zaveta. Kanonicheskie [The Bible. Books of the Holy Scriptures
of the Old and New Testaments. Canonical]. Moscow: Russian
Bible Society, 2005. 1217 p. (in Russian).
19.
Pew Research Center. A closer look at changing restrictions
on religion. Available from: https://www.pewforum.org/essay/a-
closer-look-at-changing-restrictions-on-religion/
20.
Subbotina, N.D. Estestvennye i sotsialnye sostavliaiushchie
empatii i altruizma [Natural and Social Constituents of Empathy
and Altruism]. Gumanitarnyi vektor [Humanitarian Vector].
2011; 2(26):58-66 (in Russian).
21.
Grigorenko, A.Iu. Religiia i tolerantnost. Spetsifika
religioznoi tolerantnosti [Religion and Tolerance. Specificity of
Religious Tolerance]. Electronic journal “RONO”. 2014; 23.
Available from: https://www.sites.google.com/a/shko.la/ejr
ono_1/vypuski-zurnala/vypusk-23-maj-2014/tema-nomera-no23-
osnovy-religioznyh-kultur-i-svetskoj-etiki-kak-novyj-resurs-
duhovno-nravstvennogo-razvitia-i-vospitania-ucasihsa/religia-i-
tolerantnost-specifika-religioznoj-tolerantnosti
22.
Milstein, G., Manierre, A., Yali, A.M. Psychological care
for persons of diverse religions: A collaborative continuum.
Professional Psychology: Research and Practice. 2010;
41(5):371–381. Available from:
(in Russian).
DOI:
10.1037/A0021074
.
Primary Paper Section: A
Secondary Paper Section: AA, AG, AN
- 82 -