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The aim is to evaluate the 'Virtues and Religions' concept for compulsory education in Bulgarian schools, focusing on its secular and integrative aspects.

April 5, 2026Occasional Papers on Religion in Eastern Europe

Religious and Ethical Education in Bulgaria: The “Virtues and Religions” Concept Reviewed

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EDEMILIYA DAFKOVA

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This article examines the implementation of a compulsory subject in Bulgarian schools, highlighting benefits and challenges.

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The aim is to evaluate the 'Virtues and Religions' concept for compulsory education in Bulgarian schools, focusing on its secular and integrative aspects.
Review of historical context and philosophical foundations of the proposed reform.
Analysis of pedagogical objectives and implications for moral education.
Comparison with contemporary European educational models.
Identified potential benefits of moral education in fostering responsible citizenship.
Highlighted risks and challenges in practical implementation.
Discussed conditions for effective integration into the educational framework.

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EMILIYA DAFKOVA (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69d1fb20a79560c99a0a180a https://doi.org/10.55221/2693-2229.2740

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