Study of the History of the Synods of 1666 and 1666–1667

IF 0.4 4区综合性期刊 Q3 HISTORY & PHILOSOPHY OF SCIENCE Herald of the Russian Academy of Sciences Pub Date : 2023-12-20 DOI:10.1134/s1019331623070031

E. V. Belyakova

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In the 16th–17th centuries, the Russian Church was undergoing the same process of confessionalization as the churches in other European countries. A special role in it was played by the patriarchate of Filaret, when the Synod of 1620 recognized immersion baptism as the only correct way to baptize and formulated the features that distinguish Moscow Orthodoxy from both Catholics and other churches. Under Filaret, the state and church systems of government merged, and “Procheiron laws” began to be applied against violators of church rules. Reforms of Tsar Alexis Mikhailovich opened a new stage of confessionalization, changing the already approved symbols, which was perceived as the introduction of a “new faith.” Handwritten materials from the Synods of 1666 and 1666–1667 are considered, and an attempt is made to answer the question why they have never been published in full. It is shown that only those Acts that were included in the Service Book of 1667 became known to contemporaries. The changes in relation to the previous period of confessionalization were radical.

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1666 年和 1666-1667 年宗教会议历史研究

摘要 16-17 世纪，俄罗斯教会经历了与其他欧洲国家教会相同的教派化进程。1620 年的宗教会议承认浸入式洗礼是唯一正确的洗礼方式，并制定了莫斯科东正教区别于天主教和其他教会的特征。在菲拉雷特统治下，国家和教会的政府系统合并，并开始对违反教会规则的人实施 "普罗切隆法"。沙皇亚历克西斯-米哈伊洛维奇的改革开启了教派化的新阶段，改变了已获批准的标志，这被视为引入了 "新信仰"。本文研究了 1666 年和 1666-1667 年宗教会议的手写材料，并试图回答为何这些材料从未全文出版的问题。研究表明，只有那些被收录在 1667 年《礼拜录》中的法案才为同时代的人所知。与之前的教派化时期相比，变化是翻天覆地的。

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Herald of the Russian Academy of Sciences 综合性期刊-科学史与科学哲学

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0.70

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141

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6-12 weeks

期刊介绍： Herald of the Russian Academy of Sciences provides a broad coverage of the Russian Academy of Sciences’ activities. It publishes original works, surveys, speeches, and discussions with participation of the members of Russian Academy of Sciences, leading scientists in Russia and worldwide and presents various viewpoints on important subjects related to all fields of science. The journal addresses the questions of scientist’s role in society and the role of scientific knowledge in the modern world.