Обряд прощения: психологическое, социальное и духовное становление человека

Статья является первой попыткой психологического исследования православного христианского обряда. Автор предпринимает обзор психологических работ, посвященных обряду, и приводит результаты собственного исследования, проведенного среди прихожан Православной Церкви на материале обряда Прощеного Воскресения. На этой основе, а также привлекая свой личный опыт участия в православном обряде, автор пытается постигнуть ту роль, которую может играть обряд в психологическом, социальном и духовном становлении православных христиан.

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