Exploring the religious revival in Russia during the 1990s and 2000s, this monograph focuses on the increasing adherence to religion among Russian youth, particularly students. It critically examines the qualitative aspects of their religiosity, challenging the notion of a spiritual renaissance. The study reveals key factors shaping contemporary youth's religious beliefs and behaviors, offering a typology based on the impact of religiosity on social conduct. It serves as a valuable resource for sociologists and social psychologists interested in youth spirituality.
