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Alexey Cherny

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ID10134859
NAMEAlexey Cherny
GIVEN NAMESAlexey
FAMILY NAMECherny
SIGNATURECHERNY A
AFFILIATIONSSt.Tikhon's Orthodox University
ORCID0000-0002-7287-0860
VERIFIEDYes
TOTAL WORKS7
TOTAL CITATIONS0
WORKS AS AUTHOR7
WORKS AS EDITOR0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR2018
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR2025
H-INDEX0
  • Method of practical theology

    Open Access•Alexey Cherny, A A Chernyi•ARTICLE•St. Tikhons' University Review•2025

    The article analyzes practical theology methods and examines questions of their application in the Russian context. It traces the discipline's evolution from Schleiermacher's normative-deductive model to contemporary empirical approaches. Key methodological frameworks are examined: D. Browning's critical correlation, E. Lange's four-step analysis, the Catholic pastoral theologians' approach (N. Mette, P. Zulehner, R. Polak), and J. van der Ven's …

  • Church as institution

    Open Access•Alexey Cherny•ARTICLE•St. Tikhons' University Review•2023

    The article analyses the polemics on the institutional and authoritative aspects of life of the Catholic Church in the international Catholic journals “Concilium” and “Communio”, created in the first few years following the Second Vatican Council. The former welcomed reforms and sought to extend the conciliar innovations to various spheres of Catholic Church life; the latter was represented mainly by conservative authors. These journals, which nu…

  • Sündenvergebung oder spirituelle Führung? Transformation der Bedeutung von „duhovnik“ in der russischen Sprache des 19. Jahrhunderts

    Open Access•Alexey Černyi, Alexey Cherny•ARTICLE•Slovene•2022

    Dieser Artikel untersucht den Begriff „Duhovnik“ (wortwörtlich aus dem Russischen „Beichtvater“) in der russischen Sprache des 19. Jahrhunderts anhand des Ansatz es der „Begriff sgeschichte“. Eine Analyse der Quellen zeigt, dass mit der Verbreitung des Diskurses zum Thema Askese unter Beibehaltung der Grundbedeutung des “Priesters, der die Beichte abnimmt” dem Beichtvater allmählich asketische Anforderungen gestellt werden. Diese beziehen sich au…

  • Sündenvergebung oder spirituelle Führung? Transformation der Bedeutung von „duhovnik“ in der russischen Sprache des 19. Jahrhunderts

    Open Access•Alexey Černyi, Alexey Cherny•ARTICLE•Slovene•2022

    Dieser Artikel untersucht den Begriff „Duhovnik“ (wortwörtlich aus dem Russischen „Beichtvater“) in der russischen Sprache des 19. Jahrhunderts anhand des Ansatz es der „Begriffsgeschichte“. Eine Analyse der Quellen zeigt, dass mit der Verbreitung des Diskurses zum Thema Askese unter Beibehaltung der Grundbedeutung des “Priesters, der die Beichte abnimmt” dem Beichtvater allmählich asketische Anforderungen gestellt werden. Diese beziehen sich auf…

  • The Concept of Mladostarchestvo as a Tool for Criticizing Religion in Modern Russia

    Open Access•Eugene Lyutko, Alexey Cherny•ARTICLE•Changing Societies and…•2022

    This article analyzes the history of the term mladostarets/mladostarchestvo [young elder/young eldership], and at the same time classifies strategies of critical rhetoric within which it is used. The notion in question established itself as a particular type of “clerical” pejorative in the 1970–1980s in church circles in the Russian emigration. At the end of the 1990s, it gained popularity after Patriarch Aleksii II began to use it. Most worthy o…

  • “We are the Church here!” The opposition of the concepts “institution” and “charisma” in the german catholic movement of renewal in the second half of the 20th century

    Open Access•Alexey Cherny•ARTICLE•St. Tikhons' University Review•2020

    The article attempts to identify the key sources of anti-institutional discourse in the theological discourse of the Catholic Church in Germany after the Second Vatican Council and to analyse the use of the concepts of “charisma” and “institution”. The ideas of the Freckenhorst group, the most infl uential group of Catholic priests who advocated church reforms, are considered as an example of this theological argument. This intellectual community…

  • New theology of the priesthood or theological anticlericalism

    Open Access•Alexey Cherny•ARTICLE•St. Tikhons' University Review•2018

    After the Second Vatican Council, priesthood came to be one of the key themes in Catholic theology of the latter half of the 20th century. This article attempts to scrutinise the specifi c rhetoric that was generated around the topic of priesthood and became wide-spread in various spheres of theological studies. With Hans Kueng’s ideas as an example, the author of this article reconstructs, fi rstly, the main theses of the “new theology of priest…

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  • New theology of the priesthood or theological anticlericalism

    Open Access•Alexey Cherny•ARTICLE•St. Tikhons' University Review•2018

    After the Second Vatican Council, priesthood came to be one of the key themes in Catholic theology of the latter half of the 20th century. This article attempts to scrutinise the specifi c rhetoric that was generated around the topic of priesthood and became wide-spread in various spheres of theological studies. With Hans Kueng’s ideas as an example, the author of this article reconstructs, fi rstly, the main theses of the “new theology of priest…

  • “We are the Church here!” The opposition of the concepts “institution” and “charisma” in the german catholic movement of renewal in the second half of the 20th century

    Open Access•Alexey Cherny•ARTICLE•St. Tikhons' University Review•2020

    The article attempts to identify the key sources of anti-institutional discourse in the theological discourse of the Catholic Church in Germany after the Second Vatican Council and to analyse the use of the concepts of “charisma” and “institution”. The ideas of the Freckenhorst group, the most infl uential group of Catholic priests who advocated church reforms, are considered as an example of this theological argument. This intellectual community…

  • Sündenvergebung oder spirituelle Führung? Transformation der Bedeutung von „duhovnik“ in der russischen Sprache des 19. Jahrhunderts

    Open Access•Alexey Černyi, Alexey Cherny•ARTICLE•Slovene•2022

    Dieser Artikel untersucht den Begriff „Duhovnik“ (wortwörtlich aus dem Russischen „Beichtvater“) in der russischen Sprache des 19. Jahrhunderts anhand des Ansatz es der „Begriff sgeschichte“. Eine Analyse der Quellen zeigt, dass mit der Verbreitung des Diskurses zum Thema Askese unter Beibehaltung der Grundbedeutung des “Priesters, der die Beichte abnimmt” dem Beichtvater allmählich asketische Anforderungen gestellt werden. Diese beziehen sich au…

  • Sündenvergebung oder spirituelle Führung? Transformation der Bedeutung von „duhovnik“ in der russischen Sprache des 19. Jahrhunderts

    Open Access•Alexey Černyi, Alexey Cherny•ARTICLE•Slovene•2022

    Dieser Artikel untersucht den Begriff „Duhovnik“ (wortwörtlich aus dem Russischen „Beichtvater“) in der russischen Sprache des 19. Jahrhunderts anhand des Ansatz es der „Begriffsgeschichte“. Eine Analyse der Quellen zeigt, dass mit der Verbreitung des Diskurses zum Thema Askese unter Beibehaltung der Grundbedeutung des “Priesters, der die Beichte abnimmt” dem Beichtvater allmählich asketische Anforderungen gestellt werden. Diese beziehen sich auf…

  • The Concept of Mladostarchestvo as a Tool for Criticizing Religion in Modern Russia

    Open Access•Eugene Lyutko, Alexey Cherny•ARTICLE•Changing Societies and…•2022

    This article analyzes the history of the term mladostarets/mladostarchestvo [young elder/young eldership], and at the same time classifies strategies of critical rhetoric within which it is used. The notion in question established itself as a particular type of “clerical” pejorative in the 1970–1980s in church circles in the Russian emigration. At the end of the 1990s, it gained popularity after Patriarch Aleksii II began to use it. Most worthy o…

  • Church as institution

    Open Access•Alexey Cherny•ARTICLE•St. Tikhons' University Review•2023

    The article analyses the polemics on the institutional and authoritative aspects of life of the Catholic Church in the international Catholic journals “Concilium” and “Communio”, created in the first few years following the Second Vatican Council. The former welcomed reforms and sought to extend the conciliar innovations to various spheres of Catholic Church life; the latter was represented mainly by conservative authors. These journals, which nu…

  • Method of practical theology

    Open Access•Alexey Cherny, A A Chernyi•ARTICLE•St. Tikhons' University Review•2025

    The article analyzes practical theology methods and examines questions of their application in the Russian context. It traces the discipline's evolution from Schleiermacher's normative-deductive model to contemporary empirical approaches. Key methodological frameworks are examined: D. Browning's critical correlation, E. Lange's four-step analysis, the Catholic pastoral theologians' approach (N. Mette, P. Zulehner, R. Polak), and J. van der Ven's …

Philosophy (6 works) · Religion and Society Interactions (5 works) · Reformation and Early Modern Christianity (4 works) · Aesthetics (3 works) · Law (3 works) · Political science (3 works) · Sociology (3 works) · Theology (3 works) · Christian Theology and Mission (2 works) · History (2 works)

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