Аннотация
The article presents a philosophical analysis of religious media discourse in the digital space of Kazakhstan, focusing on its ideological, axiological, and socio-cultural dimensions. The study investigates how religious meanings, values, and interpretations are constructed, mediated, and disseminated through contemporary digi-tal media, as well as how they influence public consciousness and the formation of collective identity. Special attention is given to the interrelationship between religion, media technologies, and social reality, as well as to the ethical responsibility of media actors when representing religious content in the public sphere. The em-pirical basis of the study consists of media texts on religious topics published by state and international mass media. The methodological framework is based on the philosophy of religion, social philosophy, and com-munication theory; the study employs methods of hermeneutic interpretation, axiological analysis, and critical reflection. The results demonstrate that digital media function not merely as channels of information trans-mission but also as active agents that shape value orientations and influence interreligious relations. The arti-cle emphasizes the role of media in rethinking the boundaries between the sacred and the secular and substan-tiates the need for a critical philosophical and ethical approach to religious discourse in the context of digital transformation. Keywords: philosophy of religion, religious media discourse, digital media, public consciousness, values, eth-ical responsibility, socio-cultural analysis, media technologies, ethical approach, communication theory.