Religious correlates of pluralistic thought

Abstract

The phenomenon of pluralistic democracy in the context of transcendental imperatives of religion is examined. It is found that religion in most countries of the world is now being tested by material goods, comfort, and political pluralism. It is argued that a reasonable compromise must be found between Orthodox faith and pluralistic democracy for the progressive development of civilization. It is noted that the imperatives of religion a priori have a constructive essence and bring harmony to the relationship between people.
Keywords: religion, democracy, pluralism, freedom, politics, secularization