Features of Russian religious philosophy and culture in the ХV-ХVII centuries
Spiritually, the XV-XVII centuries was rich: Trade went from north to south along the path and from east to west “Silk road”, there was a commodity exchange and technological recipes exchange, as well as with philosophical and scientific knowledge; From the XIII century Moscow metropolis received privileges from the Golden Horde;. The connection of Moscow with other Slavic peoples living in Byzantium increased-bulgarians, serbs, croats; In the XV century after the destruction of Byzantium, the Russian Orthodox Church gained autonomy (autocephality) from Constantinople. Thereweretheological disputes between swindlers and non-owners, the church strengthened and even heretics. Along with this , thanks to the Renaissance, printing comes to Russia from the West and in the XVI century Russia seeks to establish the institution of the patriarchate. Orthodox Russian church become sindependent. After the capture of Kazan, the path to the conquest off Siberia, the Far East, Central Asia, the Caucasus opens and in the XVIIcentury the first educational institution offa secular nature are opened. Translation from latin, Hebrew to Russian books on theology , philosophy and science is developing.