Orthodox religion in Serbia and contemporary neo-liberal economic policy

The Politics and Religion Journal 1 (1):85-96 (2007)
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In this article author analyzed; on one side; important theoretical determinants of basic categories by which ontological integrity of the Orthodox religion has been based and contained of; in comparison with other religions. On the other side; the author analyzed important theoretical determinants of the basic categories of ontological integrity of the Orthodox religion with basic principles and contents of neo-liberal economic politics. In the context; the Orthodox religion; not even by its one single value or principle; is not signifi cantly contrastive to authentic values of liberalism; universal humanism; development; active attitude and love toward life; and to overall progress; in material and economic sense. Thereby; it is possible to consider that individualism within the Orthodoxy is not in contrast with democratic principles of neo-liberalism The Orthodox individualism is against global political power; which has been imposed by economic centers of the world power in the name of neo-liberalism.

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