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The place of human being in reality: Modes of different religions
We live in difficult times that raise many questions and challenges. One of them is related to the realization of the role and place of the human being in reality. This is especially important now, when the human being is increasingly threatening his oikos, the home he inhabits. On the other hand, the global world gives possibilities for mutual connections and transformations of different cultures. Each culture is connected with a particular religion or religions. Therefore, it is useful to discuss how different religions understand the place of the human being in reality. In this paper, I will compare the modes of this understanding developed in Christianity, Hinduism, Daoism and Buddhism.