Studying youth attitudes towards religion

Studying youth attitudes towards religion (by Sergey Lebedev) is built on assumption that religious issue in the secondary school today is reducible to reproduction of religiosity in the secular socio-cultural sphere, mainly to efficiency and constructivism of such reproduction. Secular and religious cultures were found to be asymmetrically representative counter-agents. Clustering of basic secular values in correlation to attitude towards religion author concludes that some 25 per cent of final-year students are ready to reproduce religiosity. Underlying secular culture features stable and independent from religion constructive value foundation while representation of the Orthodox religious culture is linked to constructive changes in value priorities.