S.L.Frank and M.Buber on Philosophy and Religion: Comparative Analysis
The article critically analyzes and compares the main principles of S.L.Frank and M.Buber's conceptions of philosophy and religion. It shows and substantiates the ambiguous nature of the thinkers' ideas that were the combination of both very deep and questionable notions. It is concluded that to oppose or, on the contrary, to bring closer religion and philosophy it should be taken into account the fact that philosophy itself is drastically divided into diametrically opposite types, depending on the proximity either to the scientific or religious source of philosophizing.