Russian Philosophy and the Policy of Russia

Abstract

The article is devoted to the fundamental differences in the basic grounds of the Western, Eastern and Russian philosophy. When in the philosophy o the East God is perceived as the Absolute and the task of man and people is to follow His laws, the philosophy of the West adheres to consistent rationalization, which in its turn leads to the perception of God “from the outside” and notionally by an independent individual and in the course of certain evolution results in the rejection of the integral world view- “the truth is that there are many variants of truth”. Russian philosophy interprets the world as the unity of faith, thought and love that can be described as the principle of the believing mind. Due to this conciliar integrity this philosophy has the gift of speculation and the possibility to see spiritual light in the objective reality. It’s not possible to separate man, and especially his thought, from God, and this postulate makes Russia the land of future, which can preserve the world for the man, and the man for God.