Історія релігій в Україні . 2017 (27(2))

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History of Religions in Ukraine
2017. Issue 27(2)

On some aspects of late Roman "spangenhelme" decorations.
Rustam defeats White Deev – eternal struggle between good and evil in the text and iconography of Shahnameh.
Historical and architectural landscape of ancient Zaslawye.
Christ the Saviour Monastery in Wirow.
The epitaphs of "new" Jewish cemetery in Zbarazh.
Burials at sacred objects in Podlasie on the example of Knychowek.
Jan Slivinsky and his Organ Factory in Lviv.
Ritual doll Fylypivka and its symbolism in a national ornament.
God Skanda-Kartikeya in the iconography of Gandhara.
Scenes of acts of the Archangel Michael on examples of monuments of Ukrainian icon painting of 15th – 17th centuries.
Last Judgment musicians in Mykhailo Hrushevsky's "History of Ukrainian Literature" and on the icon "Last Judgment" in Lviv Museum of the history of religion (17th century).
Interpretation of biblical scenes in the iconostases and altars of the Eastern Opillia's churches of second half of the 18th century.
Iconostasis of Assumption Church in the Large Hrybovychi village and illustrated parish register of Malekhiv village in the mid-18th century.
Rare plots in the icon-painting of Belarus.
Wall paintings of the St. George's Church in Mirocin Gorny. Recognition of the monument.
Mother of God in Lesna as a symbol of unity between catholics and uniates. An outline of the history of the St. Mary's miracle-working icon and the sanctuary in Lesna.
The icons of Marko Shestakovych Domazhyrsky in the collection of the Museum of Folk Architecture and Rural Life in Lviv named after Clement Sheptytsky.
Investigations, attribution and restoration of the printed icon "Virgin and Child" from the collection of the Izmail Museum of History and Local Ethnography of Danube region.
The collection of sacred art in the Subcarpathian Museum of Arts.
The Preservation and Study of the Sacral Art Fund of Volyn Local History Museum in the First Half of 1990's.
"And make pomegranates..." Rimmonim from collection of the Museum of Historical Treasures of Ukraine.
Ceramic household items of the Ukrainian Galician town of the interwar period in the collection of the National Museum of Folk Architecture and Rural Life of Ukraine.
Development problems of environmental museums in Ukraine.
Good thoughts, good words, good deeds. The role of religion in the Sasanian Empire.
Piran Gushnasp (Grigor) from the House of Mihran – shristian commander of the Iranian army.
The relationships between the Mongols and the Christian Orthodox church of Ukraine-Rus in the first half of the 13th century.
Reformation: background, essence and consequences.
The influence of Reformation ideas on the Ukrainian people's insight of freedom.
The religious aspect of Polish-Swedish War in 1655–1660.
A collective portrait of a secular patron of the Ukrainian lands of the Jagiellonian state in the reign of the Sigismund I the Old.
History and ecclesiastical issues in Ivan Krypjakevychʼs research "Lviv Rus in the first part of XVI century".
The adoption of the Church Union by the Orthodox diocese of Lviv at the turn of 17th – 18th centuries and its subsequent confessional transformation in the first quarter of the 18th century.
Ukrainian clergy is a torch of national and cultural development (the first half of 20th century).
Ecumenical activity of the Roman Catholic and Ukrainian Greek-Catholic churches.
Bishops of Chyhyryn - vicars of Kyiv Metropolitan eparchy (end of the 18th – beginning of the 19th centuries).
The Company of the Daughters of Charity of Saint Vincent de Paul at the service of the Lviv's hospitals in the 18th century.
Excerpts from a history of life of the rural parish priests of the diocese of Kyiv at late 18th – early 20th centuries through the example of St. George Parish in Myzynivka village of Zvenyhorodsky County.
Formation of the female orders – the Seraphic Sisters, the Poor Clares and the Poor Clares of Perpetual Adoration – in Galicia in the second half of the 19th – early 20th centuries.
A joint pilgrimage of Poles and Ruthenians from Galicia to Rome in 1881.
The Parish of Orszymowo between 1917 and 1961: additional material to study of the history of the parish.
Excerpts from the history of religious life of Dolyna Raion (Ivano-Frankivsk Oblast) community during 1918–1991.
The concepts of religiosity and spirituality and their interaction in the artistic legacy of Mykola Kostomarov.
Ivan Franko's Oriental studies.
Usage of Soviet Russian legacy in Ukrainian scientific atheism works about Judaismin 1957–1989 (on example of Mikhail Shakhnovich works).
The attitude of the Christian theologists to reproductive medicine: bioethical aspect.
Forming of spiritual culture of personality in the elective course "Orthodox culture of Sloboda Ukraine".
The representation of the religious phenomena, churchs' activities and religiosity in school literature in the Ukrainian SSR during the "Perestroika" period.
The problems of teaching new religions: Catholicism and Scientology.
Church and state. Ideological competition and different original nature as the causes of permanent conflict.
Interchurch and church-state activities of UAOC in the interwar period.
Humanitarian security of Ukrainian state in situation of cultural expansion of Russian Federation.
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in the context of freedom of religion in Ukraine.
The social position of Protestants in modern Ukraine.
The religious aspects of the Chernobyl disaster.
Roman Catholic Church of Ukraine during the revolutionary events on the Maidan and military actions in the east of Ukraine (2013–2016).
Repressed clergy of the Ukrainian Greek Catholic church (on materials of the funds of the Ternopil regional museum of local lore).
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