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The influence of US church institutions on the Ukrainian religious situation.
Authors: Holʹd Olʹha 
Published: November 2018

The religious influence of the United States on Ukraine is not so much written. But this topic constantly evokes interest in scientific circles. Historians and religious scholars study appearance of American religions on the territory of Ukraine, noting that these processes are time coincide with all-European events. In Ukraine, American religions came not directly, but through Holland, Poland, some other European countries. Trade in wealth, plants and other commodities has also become spread of religious ideas, which gives us one more thesis in favor of vitality consumerism. Ukraine felt the influence of the ideas of American federalism and freedom religions, which had an influence on Ukrainian thinkers, in particular T.Shevchenko, who, as is known, expected our Washington "to be a new and righteous law?"
The ideas of civil religion in the works of Mykola Kostomarov
Authors: Zinkevich Timofiy 
Published: November 2018

T. Zinkevich. "The ideas of civil religion in the works of Mykola Kostomarov." The author based on the fact that a civil religion - it is a social and cultural phenomenon in which the light of a kind of religious language and the specific practices of the necessity of finding and approval of the national state, which has its roots in the community needs to find the sacred in the work, which is inherent in the transcendent, eternally linear in nature and which is rooted in the history of the territory. According to N. Kostomarov, the main provisions of national faith as follows: God is one, He is the creator of all things, the seat of comfort and happiness, belief in which is the key statements in the freedom society, equality, and fraternity; social ideals of Ukrainians, which is the expression of Christian Cossack republic and the social doctrine of the early, truthful Christianity coincide; Ukraine, in contrast to other ethnic groups, is a carrier and protector of the true social and Christian values, which makes it possible immortality Ukrainians, his primacy in the social liberation and unification of the Slavic community, in which Ukraine will take place eludes Rzeczpospolita.
Merold Westphal’s existential theology as the development ideas of Soren Kierkegaard in age of Postmodern
Authors: Shevchenko Serhii 
Published: November 2018

Serhii Shevchenko Merold Westphal’s existential theology as the development ideas of Soren Kierkegaard in age of Postmodern. The article reveals the problem of Merold Westphal’s understanding the specific of S. Kierkegaard’s religious existentialism. To analysed the basic statement of the books by M. Westphal «Becoming a Self: A Reading of Kierkegaard's Concluding Unscientific Postscript (1996). It was studied thoroughly the problem of explication of S. Kierkegaard’s ethical and religious ideas in the post-existential and postmodern context. To investigate the phenomenon of «religiousness “C”», introduced by M. Westphal’s in the modern existential phenomenology of religion.
The World Outlook function of religion and church identity: challenges in the contempopary coordinates of Ukrainian reality
Authors: Gorkusha Oksana 
Published: November 2018

Oksana Horkusha’s article «The World Outlook function of religion and church identity: challenges in the contempopary coordinates of Ukrainian reality» analyzes the world outlook functioning of churches in the events of modern Ukraine. The rhetoric and the activity of church institutions are explored, on the basis of which the 3 levels of perception of reality are distinguished: 1) global 2) "Russko-mirovsky" (Russian-world) 3) Ukrainian. Given the characteristic of each of them.
Value challenges of the present: reflections about morally appropriate and religious faith
Authors: Horokholinska Iryna 
Published: November 2018

The article by Iryna Horokholinska «Value challenges of the present: reflections about morally appropriate and religious faith» is aimed to the analysis of the moral and religious portrait of a modern person – in the conditions of globalization and secularization. Should we talk about the total secularization? Did the renaissance of religiosity really come to be? And what's important: what is the mission and strategy of the Church's actions in influencing the axiological self-determination of the modern person? As a Christian can be to a Christian, but not to be preserved in a culturally and mentally obsolete system of priorities for the regulation of personal life? These questions are precisely the markers in the search for the answer to the urgent question addressed to representatives of the Western (Christian?) Civilization - Quo Vadis?
Experience and prospects of religious organizations in Ukraine: prisma of independence
Authors: Tytarenko Vita 
Published: November 2018

In the article by Vita Titarenko «Experience and prospects of religious organizations in Ukraine: prisma of independence» on the basis of the analysis of the newest sociological researches the features of the post-Soviet religious society in Ukraine are considered. The formation of a specific model of religiosity of modern Ukrainian society, its new value matrix is noted. The distinctive characteristic is the nonconfessional self-determination of Ukrainians, the development of extra-religious religiosity during complex socio-political events in the country, the formation of such a phenomenon as a civil religion and a civil "ecclesia".
The Cults of Nature of the territory betweenthe Dnipro-Danube water basin in the light ofmodern researсh
Authors: Zavaliy Oleksandr 
Published: November 2018

The article «The Cults of Nature of the territory between the Dnipro-Danube water basin in the light of modern researhh» by I.Zavaliy is based on the research of leading foreign and domestic scientists consider the issues of pre-Christian spiritual heritage of the territory between the Dnipro- Danube water basin.
Сivil religion in the light of a comparative analysis
Authors: Zinkevich Timofiy 
Published: November 2018

In the article "Сivil religion in the light of a comparative analysis" by T. Zinkevych civil religion is seen as a social and cultural phenomenon in which the light of a kind of religious language and the specific practices of the necessity of origin and the approval of the national state, which has its roots in the community needs to find a sacred transcendental eternity-linear action that is rooted in the history of the area. Substantiated the thesis of the non-identity concept of civil religion concepts of folk religion, ethnic religion, popular Christianity, and others.
Protestantism: to the causes of growth and spread at an early stage of its development
Authors: Shevchenko Vitaliy 
Published: November 2018

The article "Protestantism: to the causes of growth and spread at an early stage of its development" by V.Shevchenko deals with the epochmaking phenomenon of Protestantism, its exceptional place, role and significance in the history of Christian progress during past five hundred years. Special attention is dedicated to disclosure of number of some reasons, which caused the appearance of Protestantism.
Religious understanding of relationship between science and religion as a dialogue of worldwides
Authors: Zakovych Mykolay Mykhailovych 
Published: November 2018

The question of the attitude and perception of some denomination of the achievements of scientific knowledge has a long history. Theologians have always sought to eliminate science from the sphere of spiritual life. However, nowadays, as this article testifies, the theologians aspire to put science for ourselves in a different way, to prove the possibility of a dialogic coexistence of science and religion.
"To read the signs of the time": Ukrainian baptist theology in light of the social transformations challenges in Ukraine and the russian-Ukrainian war
Authors: Tregub Ganna Anatoliivna 
Published: November 2018

This article describes present day reaction of Ukrainian Baptist community on the current geopolitical situation in Ukraine and its reflection in first modern independent theological steps of named Late Protestant denomination. It is stressed, that complete process of theology creation is a maker of healthy and protected, factually free religious life in certain boundaries of country or land.
Also it’s shown that in Ukrainian case for present day’s start of the modern Baptist theology discourse the trigger factor was Revolution of dignity 2013-2014 and de-facto Russian-Ukrainian ongoing war. Ideas and practices raising up in their environment mark how all this impacts the whole Ukrainians and members of Ukrainian Baptist Churches, do they feel themselves as responsible citizens of their country, would they react or not on realities of their country life or not, and do they think about question of their identity (Ukrainian Baptists of Baptists in Ukraine). This entire things signal about deeper processes of final institutionalization of named denomination, its entry into democratic era together with state
The antinomy "man-woman" in the personal perspective of the formation of the individual religiosity of the Orthodox believer
Authors: Kulagina-Stadnichenko Hanna 
Published: November 2018

In this article "The antinomy "man-woman" in the personal perspective of the formation of the individual religiosity of the Orthodox believer" by Anna Kulagina-Stadnychenko explores the antinomy of the phenomenon of "manwoman" from the point of view of theology and secular science, examines the peculiarities of its functioning at the level of individual religiosity of the Orthodox believer and in the Ukrainian context. Attention is drawn to several challenges that have always been the cornerstone of the collision of alternative thoughts in solving the antinomy "man-woman." The significance of the latter for the Orthodox believer in view of finding the meaning of life, which is due to awareness of the individual finale of the person. It is shown that the category of reciprocity remains universal for the phenomenological understanding of the meaning of gender. However, unlike secular approaches, apologists of Christianity prefer to talk about the formation of gender identity, and not to look for differences between sexes. Instead, a scientific approach clearly distinguishes the gender identities. It was investigated that the distribution of gender roles is significantly influenced by cultural and religious traditions. Regarding the influence of Orthodoxy on the solution of antinomy "man - woman" in the formation of the individual religious faith of a believer in Ukraine, here the author defines certain features. Finally, it is argued that religious pluralism, the temporary integration of certain parts of Ukraine into other Western European states, led to the inclusion of different ideological models into the individual religiosity of an Orthodox believer, practically made it impossible for a strict patriarchal dependence, and thus, reduced the relationship between "man-woman" through more partnerships.
Mykola Zakovych as a Theoretician of Ritualism
Authors: Kyselov Oleh 
Published: November 2018

In the article of O. Kyselov «Mykola Zakovych as a Theoretician of Ritualism» the academic works of the Soviet period of professor Mykola Zakovych (1931-2017) devoted to ritualism are examined. The author explores definitions of key concepts and correlation between rituals and similar phenomena – ceremony, festival, tradition, and custom. It is noted that professor Zakovych often wrote not just about rites, but about “rites and festivals” because rites were integral part of festivals. The author of the article pays his attention to the problem of the evolution of ritualism and its understanding through the categories of “form” and “substance”. The place of religious rites in the evolution of ritualism and its critique are paid examined. Zakovych was one of the first scholars who focused on aesthetical and psychological effect of religious rites. The article revealed Zakovych’s explanation of the short-lasting “red ritualism” in the 1920’s.. Zakovych’s understanding of Soviet ritualism and its atheistic function are observed. The author of the article concludes that Zakovych’s academic works could be actualized not only in the academic study of religion but in the governmental policy of Ukraine as well.
Whether "vinuses" of paleolith are evidence of ancient religiosity
Authors: Titov Serhii 
Published: November 2018

The article by Titov S. “Whether “vinuses” of paleolith are evidence of ancient religiosity” provides a comprehensive analysis of existing theories on origin and use of archeological artifacts known as “vinuses” of paleolith. Using comparative analysis as a method of research the author traces a genesis of female image in times of upper paleolith and its origin and transforming. The author examines cases that prove evidence in favor of religious and magical use of “vinuses”. Moreover some religious and anthropological hypothesis that explain the way of believes are expound and analyzed.
Cold Exponential Disks from Interstellar Fountains
Authors: Struck Curtis , Elmegreen Bruce G. 
Published: November 2018

Abstract
We present the results of a simple numerical model with phenomenological cloud growth and explosive disruption processes, and with fountain-launched ballistic motions of disrupted cloud fragments out of the disk. These processes generate an effective scattering of gas elements over much larger distances than noncircular impulses in the plane, which are quickly damped. The result is the evolution of the global cloud density profile to an exponential form on a roughly Gyr timescale. This is consistent with our previous results on the effects of star scattering off massive clumps in young disks, and gas holes in dwarf galaxies. However, in those cases the scattering processes generated thick, warm/hot stellar disks. Here we find that the exponential gas disks remain cold. Star formation in this gas would produce a thin exponential stellar disk.
Bacterial profile of suction drains and the relationship thereof to surgical-site infections in prosthetic breast reconstruction
Authors: Yoon Jeongmin , Chung Jae-Ho , Hwang Na-Hyun , Lee Byung-Il , Park Seung-Ha , Yoon Eul-Sik 
Published: November 2018

Background Despite the increasing popularity of prosthetic breast reconstruction, scant data exist on the microbiological profile of drainage fluid from closed-suction drains and the relationship thereof to surgical-site infections (SSIs) in breast reconstruction surgery. This study aimed to determine whether bacteria isolated from drainage fluid were associated with the development of SSIs, and whether the bacterial profile of drainage fluid could be a clinically useful predictor of SSIs.
Methods We performed a retrospective chart review of 61 women who underwent tissue expander/implant or direct-to-implant reconstructions. Patient demographics and culture studies of drainage fluid from suction drains collected on postoperative day 7 were evaluated.
Results Sixteen patients (26.23%) were culture-positive, and 45 patients (73.77%) were culture-negative. The most frequently isolated bacteria were coagulase-negative staphylococci, followed by Staphylococcus aureus. SSIs were diagnosed in seven patients and were mostly resolved by systemic antibiotics; however, the tissue expander or implant was explanted in two patients. Positive culture of drainage fluid from closed-suction drains was significantly associated with the development of SSIs (P<0.05). The positive predictive value was 37.50%,and the negative predictive value was 97.78%.
Conclusions To our knowledge, this study is the first to demonstrate a significant association between the microbiological profile of drainage fluid from closed-suction drains and the development of SSIs in patients with prosthetic breast reconstructions. The high negative predictive value suggests that microbial testing of drainage fluid from closed-suction drains may have clinical utility. Further prospective studies with larger sample sizes are required to confirm our findings.
Algorithm for the management of ectropion through medial and lateral canthopexy
Authors: Baek Siook , Chung Jae-Ho , Yoon Eul-Sik , Lee Byung-Il , Park Seung-Ha 
Published: November 2018

Background Patients with ectropion experience devastating symptoms. Therefore, the preventionand management of this condition are of utmost importance. To treat ectropion, it is important to perform medial and lateral canthopexy in an effective way. In this study, we propose a comprehensive algorithm for the prevention and management of ectropion based on a new classification of ectropion according to its signs and causes.
Methods Canthopexy was performed in 68 cases according to the proposed algorithm, which starts with a categorization of the types of ectropion and ends with the recommended operative technique. To assess the results, we reviewed clinical preoperative and postoperative photographs. To evaluate improvements in patients’ symptoms, we conducted a survey with responses scored on a Likert scale.
Results None of the patients had scleral show postoperatively. The average patient satisfaction score was satisfied or higher for all symptoms, and the most improved symptom was aesthetic appearance. No major complications were reported.
Conclusions For the comprehensive management of ectropion, it is crucial to consider both treatment and prevention. Through the simple surgical algorithm proposed in this study, both medically acceptable results and high levels of patient satisfaction were achieved without significant postoperative complications. We recommend using this algorithm for the comprehensive management of ectropion.
Lessons from the Ocean: Whale Baleen Fracture Resistance
Authors: Wang Bin , Sullivan Tarah N. , Pissarenko Andrei , Zaheri Alireza , Espinosa Horacio D. , Meyers Marc A. 
Published: November 2018

AbstractWhale baleen is a keratin‐based biological material; it provides life‐long (40–100 years) filter‐feeding for baleen whales in place of teeth. This study reveals new aspects of the contribution of the baleen's hierarchical structure to its fracture toughness and connects it to the unique performance requirements, which require anisotropy of fracture resistance. Baleen plates are subjected to competing external effects of hydration and varying loading rates and demonstrate a high fracture toughness in transverse loading, which is the most important direction in the filtering function; in the longitudinal direction, the toughness is much lower since delamination and controlled flexure are expected and desirable. The compressive strength is also established and results support the fracture toughness measurements: it is also highly anisotropic, and exhibits a ductile‐to‐brittle transition with increasing strain rate in the dry condition, which is absent in the hydrated condition, conferring impact resistance to the baleen. Using 3D‐printing prototypes that replicate the three principal structural features of the baleen plate (hollow medulla, mineralized tubules, and sandwich‐tubular structure) are created, and the role of its structure in determining its mechanical behavior is demonstrated. These findings suggest new bioinspired engineering materials.
Plasmon‐Enhanced Electrocatalytic Properties of Rationally Designed Hybrid Nanostructures at a Catalytic Interface
Authors: Lee Ji‐Eun , Marques Mota Filipe , Choi Chi Hun , Lu Ying‐Rui , Boppella Ramireddy , Dong Chung‐Li , Liu Ru‐Shi , Kim Dong Ha 
Published: November 2018

AbstractIn recent years, a promising role of plasmonic metal nanoparticles (NPs) has been demonstrated toward an improvement of the catalytic efficiency of well‐designed hybrid electrocatalysts. In particular, the coupling of plasmonic functionality with the metal‐based core–shell architectures in plasmon‐enhanced electrocatalysis provides a sustainable route to improve the catalytic performances of the catalysts. Herein, the rationally designed AuNPs wrapped with reduced graphene oxide (rGO) spacer along with PdNPs (AuNP@rGO@Pd) as the final composite are reported. The rGO is proposed to promote the reduction of PdO, greatly enhance the conductivity, and catalytic activity of these nanohybrid structures. The plasmon‐enhanced electrocatalytic performance of optimized AuNP@rGO(1)@Pd exhibits an ≈1.9‐ and 1.1‐fold enhanced activity for the hydrogen evolution reaction and oxygen evolution reaction, respectively. The final composite also exhibits a superior stability up to 10000 s compared with the commercial Pd/C. The mechanism of the enhanced catalytic performance is monitored through in situ X‐ray absorption spectroscopy by observing the generated electron density under light irradiation. The results demonstrate that the energetic charge carriers are concentrated in the incorporated PdNPs, allowing higher catalytic performances for the overall water‐splitting reaction. The conclusions herein drawn are expected to shed light on upcoming plasmon‐induced electrocatalytic studies with analogous hybrid nanoarchitectures.
Vertical Phase Separation for Highly Efficient Organic Solar Cells Incorporating Conjugated‐Polyelectrolytes
Authors: Han Yong Woon , Choi Jun Young , Lee Ye Jin , Ko Eui Jin , Choi Min Hee , Suh Il Soon , Moon Doo Kyung 
Published: November 2018

AbstractHybrid organic solar cells are made through a simple one‐pot coating process with conjugated polyelectrolytes (CPEs), poly[9,9‐bis(4′‐sulfonatobutyl)fluorenealt‐thiophene‐doped (PFT‐D). The hybrid active layer incorporated with PFT‐D shows vertical phase separation by self‐assembled properties of PFT‐D, which result from a molecular dipole between the conjugated backbone and the side chain. The hybrid active layer with PFT‐D shows that homogeneous morphology, surface potential properties, and hydrophobic surface properties favor for enhancing photovoltaic performance. These results are identified by contact angle characteristics, X‐ray photoelectron spectroscopy (XPS) profiling, and X‐ray diffraction (XRD), atomic force measurement (AFM), and electrostatic force measurement (EFM) analyses. With fullerene based hybrid active layer, the power conversion efficiency (PCE) reaches to 8.7% with the enhanced short‐circuit current density (J
SC), open‐circuit voltage (V
OC), and fill factor (FF). The hybrid device with PFT‐D has a higher stability with a lower reduction ratio of 5.74% compared with only bulk‐heterojunction device (with reduction rate of 30.15%) and incorporating poly(3,4‐ethylene dioxythiophene)‐poly(styrene sulfonate) (PEDOT:PSS) device (with reduction rate of 10.84%). These results are also found in nonfullerene based system (PCE of 10.8%) and other conjugated polyelectrolytes system (PCE of 8.4%). These results have the potential of significantly contributing to the upsizing and commercialization of organic solar cells.
Inkjet Printing of Optical Waveguides for Single‐Mode Operation
Authors: Klestova Anastasiia , Cheplagin Nikolay , Keller Kirill , Slabov Vladislav , Zaretskaya Galina , Vinogradov Alexandr V. 
Published: November 2018

AbstractInkjet printing of high‐refractive‐index optical waveguides designed for single‐mode operation is presented. A waveguide core is printed with titanium dioxide nanoparticles that form a straight strip with a high refractive index. The quartz glass without preliminary processing is used as a substrate. The optimal waveguide thickness to provide single‐mode operation in the near‐IR range is calculated. The number of printed layers necessary to obtain the required thickness and the refractive index is established. The printing parameters to provide suitable morphology for waveguide application are thoroughly studied. Measurements confirm light propagation through the printed waveguides at 1.55 µm wavelength, and the mean power loss is estimated as 3.52 dB cm−1. The branched structure is printed, and its ability to transmit and split light is demonstrated. The received data have a directly applied value for application in the future development of integrated optical circuits and printing technologies.