New Religious Phenomena in Central and Eastern Europe

acceptance according activities alternative answer appeared attitude authority became become believers Belorussian borderland Central Central Europe changes Christian Communism Communist concerning connected consciousness countries created cults culture dominant Eastern Europe economic elements especially ethnic European example existence experience fact faith feel followers former forms freedom groups human Hungarian Hungary ideas identification identity ideological important individual influence institutions interest internal ISKCON Krishna less live majority means minority moral movements opinion organisation Orthodox Pagan particular past period Poland Poles Polish political population position practices present problems question reasons region relations religion religious Religious Movements representatives respondents result role Roman Catholic Church Russian sects seems significant situation social society Soviet spiritual Table traditional Ukraine Ukrainian University values West Western young