SENSITIVITY OF SPIRITUALITY IN EMERGENCY SITUATIONS ON THE EXAMPLE OF THE SECOND WORLD WAR

Abstract

The article is devoted to the study of the role of spirituality in human life in extreme situations, with special emphasis on the experiences of people during the Second World War. An analysis was carried out on how spiritual values and philosophical reflections on the meaning of life became a pillar for survival and moral stability in the face of unprecedented violence, fear and loss. The influence of spirituality on inner strength and the ability to adapt to unpredictable circumstances, as well as on the process of searching for the meaning of life in war conditions, is analyzed. The importance of spiritual experience at critical moments of history is emphasized and it is argued that it was this sensitivity of spirituality that contributed to the preservation of human dignity and moral guidelines in the most difficult moments of the war.