Spiritual Safety of the Younger Generation in the Socio-Cultural Environment
Spiritual security as a complete system of knowledge is immune to various social influences on the minds of young people. Religiosity as a system of collective ideas about the world, since its origin carried adaptive function and gave the existence of more than a certain sense. How much does religious consciousness help or hinder to form spiritual security in the younger generation and to adapt to modern society? What is the impact on the religious character and personality of the modern young man: how much are these effects constructive or destructive? On basis of the large body of experimental material, and by the example of Christian denominations, the author provides answers to these questions.