%0 Journal Article
%T „Głosem narodu przemawia Bóg”. Retoryka religijna eurorewolucji na Ukrainie 2013/2014
%A Kozyrska, Antonina
%J Studia Religiologica
%V 2014
%R 10.4467/20844077SR.14.015.2909
%N Tom 47, Numer 3
%P 211-223
%K Euromajdan, rewolucja na Ukrainie, kryzys na Ukrainie 2013-2014, retoryka religijna, religia a polityka, Kościoły na Ukrainie ; Euromaidan, Ukrainian revolution, 2013-2014 crisis in Ukraine, religious rhetoric, religion and policy, Churches in Ukraine
%@ 0137-2432
%D 2014
%U https://ejournals.eu/czasopismo/studia-religiologica/artykul/glosem-narodu-przemawia-bog-retoryka-religijna-eurorewolucji-na-ukrainie-2013-2014
%X 
	“God Speaks through the Voice of the People”. The Religious Rhetoric of the Eurorevolution in Ukraine 2013/2014

	During “Euromaidan” – sometimes also called Eurorevolution – in Ukraine in late 2013 and early 2014, religious rhetoric was widely used. An attachment to the ideas and language of religion appeared in the expressions and slogans of protesters and their opponents, including representatives of the “old” regime, in statements, interviews, speeches of representatives of religious organizations, public figures, and intellectuals, in articles by columnists, and in the analytical evaluation of theologians and experts on religion. Religious interpretation of the events of the revolution and demands of demonstrators was often focused on religious justification for the feasibility of Ukrainians’ peaceful struggle to have a say in their country’s development, the rule of law, democracy and their rights and dignity.