MORAL VALUES ETHICS LORENZO VALLA'S (ACCORDING TO THE TREATISE "OF THE TRUE AND FALSE GOOD")
In article on the basis of socio-anthropological analysis examines the system of ethical-moral values of the Italian philosopher and humanist Lorenzo Valla's hard enough presents in his main work “On true and false good”. The author comes to the conclusion that Valla offered his humanistic concept of Catholicism on the basis of the review of the ethics of the ancient philosophical schools. Deliberately exaggerating, the basic provisions of stoicism, he indicates the futility of debt renunciation. Singing joy to the mouth of the epicurean, he wants to regain this ability, tired and terrified by the Inquisition to Catholics, to divert them from suppressing the desire of earthly goods out of fear of God's wrath. Arguing that people should seek divine pleasure, humanist, somewhat in contrast to the Christian aesthetics that appreciates the earth's beauty, promising that the righteous will attain it. With the increasing popularity of philosophical Valla did much to strengthen the authority of Catholicism. Bringing it to the street, with a long suppressed desire of man to enjoy beauty and to be happy, he contributed to the preservation of the inviolability of Christianity in Western Europe, badly injured at the stake by the Inquisition.