I will begin with the thought that the culture of the twentieth century cannot be considered in sense a "modern culture." 100 years is a long period of time for the rapidly changing world. Every 10 years of the twentieth century is colorful of developments and issues, distinctive successes and common tragedies. Part of them remain, and are now deeply refer, another part seems not so important. Throughout history mankind asks what has brought cultural and moral revolution by replacing ill paganism. What has entered the lives of all people that they gradually, not as immediately, but little by little changed their ways, sometimes at once and at times it took hundreds or even thousands of years to wash away the delights of evil, barbarism and bloodthirsty ways of lives. Where and how have the