Liturgika a příbuzná témata na stránkách časopisu Vyšehrad (1945–1948). Příspěvek k dějinám české katolické liturgiky po druhé světové válce by Michal Sklenář

“…After the Second World War, a new Catholic periodical (weekly, afterwards fortnightly) was founded with the subtitle The Paper for Christian Culture. The magazine included a wide range of topics: reports and comments aimed at the contemporary situation, reflections of cultural events and topics associated with the Church in Czechoslovakia and in the world. …”
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El género de los de viris illustribus de Jerónimo a Ildefonso de Toledo: su finalidad by Sánchez Salor, Eustaquio

“…From Jerome to Ildephonse, the purpose and intention of thebiographies about illustrious men have changed according to the interests of therespective moments in which these biographies are written: in the fourth century,when the contrast between the Christian culture and the Pagan Culture is ardent,Jerome insists chiefly on writers; he lets the literary criterion prevail. …”
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Furnishing Piety: Beds in High Medieval Jewish Domestic Devotion by Albert Kohn

“…Jewish notions about the social, moral, and sexual significance of the bed reflect those identified in late medieval Christian culture. These ideas inspired numerous rituals practiced in Jewish homes. …”
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THE PARISH AS AN OPEN SOCIETY by Constantin NECULA

“…It is enough to cross, for instance, the great highways of modern Europe, as well as the British area to see that the names of cities, thousands of them, are related to the Christian culture of the place. A certain saint or boards which attest the Christian past of the place, marking points of the spiritual amperage of the area, are lumps in an informal network that proves that the parish remains one of the sociological categories of communication that remains deeply implemented in the mentality of the modern man. …”
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Epithets in Russian Spiritual Verses by A. A. Kotov, E. A. Mukhina

“…The relevance of the study is due to the lack of research on spiritual verses from a linguistic perspective, as well as the opportunity to explore the interaction between oral and written traditions, secular and Christian culture, which are closely intertwined in this folklore genre. …”
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To the question of the Georgian influence on architecture of mono-apsishall churches of the North Caucasus of the Medieval period by Pishchulina Victoria

“…The transformations of their design in the North Caucasus during the considered period are connected both with the introduction of samples from Kartli, Abkhazia, Armenia, Albania and Svaneti in the XI-XII centuries, and development of Christian culture of Alania. Temples of this type in the North Caucasus can be divided into three big groups according to the character of their planning composition: three-part hall churches, churches with the entered apsis, churches with the projecting apsis. …”
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ST. INNOKENTII VENIAMINOV’S ACTIVITY IN YAKUTIA: HISTORICAL SOURCES AND LITERATURE ABOUT HIM by Elena S. Rufova

“…The article is devoted to the problem of Christian culture influence on the emergence of Yakut literature. …”
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The Initial Stage of the Establishment of the Orthodox Church in the European North-East by Klenov Mikhail V.

“…These findings indicate that the ancient population of the region was acquainted with Christian culture before the 14th century. The author suggests that Christianization of the region began together with Old Russian colonization in the early 12th century. …”
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Equilateral triangle and the Holy Trinity by J. Krzysztof Lenartowicz

“…The architectural space built on this figure has a strong semantic potential in Christian culture in Europe, since a sacred object using such a shape is associated in an easy and unambiguous manner, which also points to the popularity of patrocinium of the Holy Trinity, as well as that of the Virgin and Child with St. …”
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Precedent names as a way to semiotize culture in modern German fictional discourse by Yu. A. Blinova

“…Precedent mythonyms and hagionyms demonstrate that the cultural layers of Classical antiquity and Christian culture are still preserved. Functional and semantic features of precedent onyms liken them to abstract names which enables them not only to verbalize spiritual cultural codes but to manifest symbolisation of specific linguistic culture.…”
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Simon Magus and Simon Peter in Rome: The Sureth Version of a Late East-Syriac Hymn for the Commemoration of Saints Peter and Paul by Alessandro Mengozzi

“…These narrative and poetic texts on Peter have their ultimate roots in literary works, such as the Acts of Peter and the Pseudo-Clementine Recognitions, that circulated in various languages from the Antiquity onwards and forms the genuine lore of Christian culture, in Europe as well as in Africa and the Near East. …”
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Phenomenon of Suicide in Russian Stories by V. Nabokov by V. Yu. Lebedeva

“…It is concluded that the phenomenon of suicide in Russian-language Nabokov’s stories is devoid of a romantic and / or heroic halo — the writer comprehends it within the framework of European-Christian culture.…”
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Model for Describing of Speech Genre “Spiritual Essay”: Basic Parameters and Implementation (Theolinguistic Aspect) by A. N. Smolina

“…A spiritual essay is defined as a genre of a church-religious style: a text-reflection created by a clergyman and addressed to a representative of Christian culture, reflecting the personal experiences and impressions of the author. …”
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Sziklakolostorok a Dnyeszter mentén. Útirajz Moldova kolostorairól - Rocky Monasteries along the Dniester by LENGYEL, László

“…In critical periods of the country’s history, especially in the Mongol-Osman era they preserved the Christian culture. The territory of Moldova was liberated by the Russian Imperial Army. …”
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The Hegemonic Character of Techno-Functional Neo-Immanentism and Its Relationship with Culture Wars by Celso Sánchez Capdequí, Javier Gil-Gimeno, Pablo Echeverría Esparza

“…This reflection, then, focuses on the specific features of the culture wars in Western Judeo-Christian culture and its globalizing tendency. Finally, the document closes with a conclusion that analyzes the road travelled and introduces the new challenges arising from the arguments presented.…”
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Quo vadis, Homo spiritualis? by Vorobieva, Olga Borisovna

“…– humanity has been facing this question since antiquity, when Christian culture was an alternative to sacred teachings. …”
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Romantizmas ir krikščioniškoji Vakarų kultūros tradicija | Romanticism and the Christian Tradition of the Western Culture by Dalia Čiočytė

“…The article clarifies the notion of unity seen in the history of Western (Christian) culture; the notion is implied in investigations made by Rene Burke, Aidan Day, George Steiner. …”
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THE HIERARCHY OF AN ARTIST'S VALUES IN THE POETRY OF V. SVEEDZINSKY by Л. І. Яковенко

“…Picturesque and conceptual representation of a significant part of concepts (love, time, death, garden) is implemented in keeping with Christian culture, that is determined by the tradition of behavior and education. …”
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The cultural aspect in the contextualisation of pastoral caregiving ministry by Amanda L. du Plessis

“…The article unfolds by looking at the compatibility and/or incompatibility of Western and African cultures, the effect of monocultural ethnocentric bias, and concludes with the principles of a Christian culture and its implications for the pastoral caregiving process of addressing certain challenges in people’s experiences of life.…”
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Byzantine Crosses with Inlay in the South-Western Crimea by Elzara A. Khayredinova

“…Crimean finds enlarge our notion of everyday Christian culture in the early mediaeval period, thus forming a striking evidence of close economic and cultural relations of the Crimea and the Byzantine Empire in the early Middle Ages.…”
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