Abstract
For modern societies existing in conditions of ever-increasing challenges and threats, it is extremely important to consolidate them, first of all, ideological and spiritual consolidation, which underlies all other forms of unity of societies. Spiritual and ideological consolidation presupposes, among other things, a balance of secular and religious values that unite society at its deepest levels. Clarifying the content of these values, exploring the possibilities and limits of their productive interaction, identifying the difficulties of their dialogue is the purpose of this article.