The book "Religious Anthropology and Anthropology of Religion (a collection of articles in honor of the 75th anniversary of the Honored Professor of Moscow State University . M. In. Lomonosus)" is a unique collection of scientific works that immerses the reader in the depths of modern religious anthropology. This collection, dedicated to the anniversary of the outstanding scientist, combines research and articles by leading experts in the field of religious studies, cultural studies and philosophy, revealing the complex relationship between man and religion. This book is not just a collection of academic works, but a real journey through the world of beliefs, rituals and spiritual practices that shape the identity and worldview of a person. The author’s team, which includes both recognized scientists and young researchers, explores the origin of religion, its role in the formation of cultural values and social structure, as well as the influence of religious practices on individual consciousness. The focus is on the dialogue between religion and modern society, as well as the role of religious symbols and rituals in the era of globalization. The book "Religious Anthropology and Anthropology of Religion" will be of particular interest to researchers, students of humanities, as well as anyone who is looking for a deep understanding of the spiritual aspects of human life. It will be useful for those interested in issues of cultural identity, interreligious dialogue, as well as for those who want to understand how religion affects the formation of moral values and social behavior. The age range of readers ranges from undergraduate and graduate students to experienced researchers seeking to expand their knowledge of religious practices and their role in the modern world. Of particular importance in the book is the analysis of different religions and spiritual trends, as well as their historical and cultural contexts. The articles explore themes related to symbolism, mythology, rituals, and creeds, showing how religion becomes an integral part of human nature and culture. An important part of the collection is the study of the interaction of religion and modern secular society, as well as the role of religious institutions in the formation of social stability and spiritual search. The author's style of the collection is distinguished by academic rigor in combination with a lively and accessible presentation of complex concepts. This makes the book attractive not only for professionals, but also for a wide audience interested in the spiritual and cultural aspects of human life. Inspired by the works of such famous scientists as Emile Durkheim, Martin Heidegger and Mircea Eliade, the authors create a rich and multifaceted canvas of religious anthropology, which allows us to look at religion as a universal phenomenon that unites humanity. If you are looking for a book that will help you understand why religion remains an important part of the modern world despite technological progress and secularization, Religious Anthropology and the Anthropology of Religion will be a valuable source of knowledge for you. This publication is not only a scientific study, but also an invitation to reflect on the spiritual roots of human nature, the meaning of faith and how religion shapes our perception of the world and ourselves. It combines a deep analysis and vivid description of cultural phenomena, which makes it worthy of attention both for professional scientists and for inquisitive readers looking for answers to eternal questions about man and his spiritual essence.