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Item UNELE CONSIDERAŢII PRIVIND REFORMELE ÎNVĂŢĂMÂNTULUI TEOLOGIC DIN IMPERIUL RUS ÎN PE RIOADA LUI ALEKSANDRU I(CEP USM, 2010) Moşin, OctavianThe nineteenth century signed various reforms in the Russian theological education. The tsar Alexander I issued new regulations for the organization of religious and theologicaleducation. It continued with a lay and scholastic spirit, the political element monopolizing the Church. Although more structured, theological education was undergoing a series of innovative challenges, which had not always contributed correctly to theological formation of the disciples. At the same time, there appeared teachers with an education abroad. Thus, a new stage describes the academic environment of the Russian church.Item ASPECTE ALE SECTARISMULUI RUS ÎN SECOLUL AL XIX-lea(CEP USM, 2010) Moşin, OctavianChurch and sects has always been a painful chapter in the contemporary period of the Russian Orthodoxy,which for centuries has been banned in Russia. From the nineteenth century it received regulation and support from the state.Thus, the missionary work of the Russian Orthodox Church began, which arose not only the missionary’s, but studies and martyrs for truth.New religious trends emerged, which weakened and destroyed the Church.The lay interests of the state and the coldness of some social groups toward church were felt as well.Item APARIŢIA ŞI EVOLUŢIA ŞTIINŢEI PATROLOGICE ÎN RUSIA SECOLULUI XIX(CEP USM, 2010) Moşin, OctavianFrom the nineteenth century the Russian Patrology science has been experiencing a new stage. Patrology has been placed as a separate discipline in the history section of the Russian theological education. From the early years nineteenth century started the studying of the life, the Saint Fathers works and teachings. There appeared a series of translations of the most representative Patrology treaties from Greek and Latin, also from other European languages. The Russians began to learn various religious figures throughout translations in the Russian language. There follows an exchange of experiences between various theological institutions, Russian and others from abroad. The nineteenth century gave birth to other saints, the ones honored in all the Orthodoxy.