러시아정교 - 이슬람 관계를 통해서 본 러시아 이슬람권 선교 전략에 대한 모색

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This paper explores mission strategy in Muslim areas in Russia focused on relations between Russia and Islam. This article attempts investigate the ideas of Russian Orthodox and Islamic ideology in the context of historical surroundings in Russia and conquered Muslim areas of Russian empire. This article explores examining particularly the historic-cultural origin and the process of religious relations inside Russia and among the North Caucasus peoples. Chapter Ⅱ examines historical relations between Russian Orthodox and Islam in Russia. Chapter Ⅲ reviews the relations of Russian Orthodox and Islam in Russia focused on religious identity between the Russian and Ottoman Turkish empires. Chapter Ⅳ analyzes the relations of Russian Orthodox and Islam since the Soviet times. Chapter Ⅴ−in place of a conclusion−explores the possibility of religious co-existence within Russian Orthodox and Islam in Russia. Tsarist religious politics took shape in the competitive international context of empire-building. Religious identities took on new meanings where states pursued imperial expansion as the extension of protection to co-religionists. The ideology of Russian Orthodox focuses on national conception. The Moscow Patriarchate and moderately nationalist politicians, relying to some extent on Eurasianist ideas, saw the relationship between Orthodoxy and Islam in Russia as a harmonious one, and, on the whole. The thesis investigates aspects of how a religion can be formed out of the recognition of the people in Russia. The aim of this article is to present a mission strategy of the historical conception of Russian Orthodox and Islam in Russian Muslim regions by examining religious coexistence through cultural legitimacy.

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