they created christian senior homes. christian banks. christian of jobs. christian beauty shops. christian medical office. they also imbalanced pleasure institutions. evangelical create did christian dude ranches out west. christian tv program, radio program. christian summer camps, christian bookstores, christian amusement parks! jim and tammy faye baker, head of the pga television network, create a theme park out in south carolina in 1978 called heritage usa. jim baker's hero is well disney. he outwardly calls, i want to create the christian version of disneyland. heritage usa in south carolina becomes the third most successful amusement park -- in the most attended immune report in the 1970s and 1980s. only behind disney world in florida, and of course, disneyland, here in orange county. and without looking at these maps here. here is a picture of heritage usa. here is a map of disneyland the exact same year. you can see jim baker is taking a lot of inspiration about what he wants at the pleasure community for christians who look like, right? jim speakers religious theme park

they created christian senior hos, christian banks, christian auto shops, christian beauty shops, christian medical office. and they also embraced pleasure institutions. evangelicals created christian dude ranches out west. christian radio programs. tv programs. christian summer camps. christian bookstores. christian christian amusement parks. jim and tammy faye bakker, the head of the pta, all television network, create a theme park out in south carolina in 1978 called heritage usa, a jim baker's hero is walt disney. he wants to he outwardly calls i want to create a christian version of disneyland. and and he heritage usa in south carolina becomes the third most successful amusement park most attended amusement park in the 1970s and 1980s, only behind disney world, out in florida. and, of course, disneyland here in orange county. i just love looking at his maps here. here is here is a picture of heritage usa, the map of your church usa. here's a map of disneyland, exact same year. you can see jim baker's taking a lot of inspiration about what he wants. a pleasure community for christians t

but christian nationalism which privileges christianity and says, there is a special place for christians and american society has been running alongside these ideals all the way. and so i think it's just been there for people to seize upon and try to organize around. and there is cultural and legitimacy still to being a christian, there is a special place, it seems, and different in elective office. all of our presidents, for instance, have professed christianity that even true exactly, despite there being no religious test for public office. and so i think that we, we see this tension in our society right now. and so there's something still a culturally current about being a christian and professing christianity that provides cover for what is really become authoritarian action in, in our current contact. i want to drill down a little bit on this question about the kind of foundational documents of the united states and how they say there is no religious test and how they establish separation of church and state instead of thomas jefferson. yeah, referred to this stablish main clause in

and then all christians are christian nationalists. amanda, we have seen the overturning of roe v wade landmarks federal ruling, the guarantee the right to abortion. a wave of anti trans legislation government funding earmarked for religious education, all of its kind of part of an alarming shift in policy and judiciary rulings tied to the far right going forward. how is christian nationalism going to affect the fundamental and really the basis of civil rights for people in the united states? yeah, i think christian nationalism strikes at the very heart of civil rights for all americans. i've said that christian nationalism is the single biggest threat today for religious freedom for all, because a cut against that core foundational idea that are belonging in american diety should never depend on how we worship, or how we identify religiously and christian nationalism tries to blow all of that up. and so one part of christian nationalism, of course, is this idea that the united states should be declared a christian nation. very alarmin

it directly attacks american christians for being american christians. for being politically active. as such it is an attack on , identity. it denies your right to say you are an american, that you are a christian. lgbt says you are not allowed to call yourself a woman if you are a woman or man if you are a man. when you add up all of these intersectional lines of attack, they have destroyed your ability to call yourself a person. and that is the objective. so, christian nationalism is also designed to synchronize with the new york times 1619 project. the objective, to alienate and disenfranchise christians from their own history. you now have to take classes in a church to find out what your american history is anymore. and your kids are being told something that gets them so spun up you cannot even talk to your kids. that is an outcome. whether directly or indirectly, the christian nationalism narrative is designed to tie into marxist critical race theory that identifies all american institutions as racist. of course these are their own words. the narr

that is christian nationalism and action. they're not christian enough. christian nationalism also looks like citing psalm 32, 12. blessed forgot the lord secondy chronicles seven: fourteen if my people are called by my name. in applying those verses to the united states as if we are the nation. as we are the people called by god's name. i think that is a misuse of scripture but those verses clearly apply to the church. the church as a nation whose god of the lord for the church is people called by god's name. with examples. but i wanted to give you a flavor of what this might look like in day-to-day life or the specific policy issues you might engage with. >> simply incoherent and it is impractical at the map of thehe world cultures is not a checkerboard, hit is more like as an diagram and overlapping circles. the cultures are not players they clear boundary lines of the cultures are fuzzy circles that overlap in the very fluid and they're constantly moving. when he finds our heritage on the question of nationalist religion, but other nationalist say tha

that's why christian nationalism uses the rhetoric of christianity is not christian and its effect. and those cultural minorities. >> one of the books written by rich lowry argues that naturalism free first frame american culture and also says it is not intrinsically right on —- i white and he says it is prooft american culture and it's the choose statement it makes me wonder why he is nationalist. and then do you realize the preconditions for the emergence of jazz is precisely cultural pluralism, cultural change, fluidity, intermingling and innovation if you are nationalist in 1900 and see the beginnings of jazz emerging i will to you what they said. i found thehe white critics the jazz he said this is un-american. this is what they said. and then let's freeze-frame american culture and never change. i would like to live in the world of jazz to a embrace the doctrine of free culture. and then to get back to that. the cultures always change and we should embrace that. but the agendati isn't so much about that stasis but and with my desire to preserve public morality and sin is ever

christian enough. christian nationalism also looks like citing psalm 3312 blessed is a nation who nation who is god of the lord. if by people who are called by my name, and apply those verses to the united states as if we are the nation whose god is the lord,re as if we are the people called by god to name. i think that some issues of scripture. i think those clearly apply to the church. the church is a nation whose god of the lord. theop church is the people calld by god to name. i could go on with examples but i wanted to give you a flavor of what this might look like in day-to-day life or in some of the specific policy issues that you might engage with. in doing so i started to give you some my critique but let me make it more explicit. whatpl is wrong with christian nationalism? what is wrong with christian nationalism? number one i think nationalism of all kinds is simply incoherent. it is impractical. the map of the world cultures is not a checkerboard. it is more like a venn diagram, overlapping

this nurtured his heart with compassion and christian mercy for man, the desire by all available means to help his infirmity and suffering. he retained this mobile attitude towards people even when he became a well-known all-russian pastor of kronstadt, as he was called the goal of openness to the common people. constant readiness to help st. john won the sincere love of many believers, exerting a beneficial influence on the whole society. they saw in him an example of an active clergyman, who believed that society should be corrected gradually by the example of one's own life. in those days, the tsarist government exiled criminals to the city of kronstadt, who hid in the basements and dugouts of the predrey. john daily visited these outcasts. hmm, but not only had a salutary conversation with them, but helped her to take care of the sick with his own money, bought food or medicine for them, and sometimes he even took off his shoes and clothes to give to the unfortunate. the ascetic put a lot of effort into bringing forth the word, preaching god not only in the city itself, but also in

this christian nationalism is definitely not christianity. it's a gross distortion of christianity. it takes the gospel of love and replaces it with this false idol of political power. and the christian nationalism on this tour, it is not subtle. it has been there since the beginning. michael flynn, he talked at one of the very first tour events back in 2021 about what his true aim was. he said we should be one nation under god and one religion under god. so they have made clear that their aim is to replace our democracy with an authoritarian theocracy, and we have to pay attention to this very real threat. >> yeah, if you're listening to ultra, i think i say this all the time, you'll see the sis nothing new and there's been this fear based design of creating a christian theocracy here, and in their way, it's the only way to save america. i want to bring both of you into this conversation because michael flynn has been at this actually for a long time. he's not new to this at all. a lot of people will recall he was a general, the head of the defense intelligence agency for quite a t

15000 christians became refugees. now the report went on as far as to say that in some regions, wireless against christians is actually condoned. the african nations of somalia, originally ad like jerry were listed in the top 10 of the countries where christians reported the face the most violence. the head of the research group says the rates of crimes against christians in africa is horrific. i think even we were shocked by our own numbers, 7 out of 10 countries where there is the greatest violence against christians or in sub saharan africa. violence can mean killings and a large percentage of those who were killed for their faith in the last year were in africa. but it can also mean rape. it can mean a production. it can be the destruction of property or research hoops or 360000000 christians, faith persecution, i'm discrimination because of their faith. that's one in serving christians will, will art. now let's break that down by region one and 5 christians are persecuted in africa to in 5 in asia and one in 15 i

but one and 7 christians worldwide them as break that down by region one and 5 christians are persecuted in africa. so in 5 in asia and one in 15 in latin america, we heard from the head of a nigerian christian association who says the fact that christians are in danger in that country is because of a lack of security for the entire population. it is side on the unfortunate that in a country it has not the constitution in a country that has a government in some group been good enough to be up in the schools and keep not really able to do nothing and they do it is actually being in the, on more than just flying, maybe getting them and please, and healing some of them. and that becomes a good concern if nothing is ever going. why calling the police why? he's trying to prove that to do if you're happy with government, what kind of it was under that could have been in thank you. have been a see where was not what i can to get you. i miss enough to know so much as a bit concerning the christ community, but still generally what it because now given seems not to be secured at this moment. this

we had form of the head of a nigerian christian association who says the fact that christians are in danger in that country is because of a lack of security. the entire population. it is, i don't know, fortunate that in a country it has a constitution in a country that has a government and from google citizens been good enough to be picked up in the school and could not really do nothing. and they actually being in the, on more than just flying, maybe getting them and i'm killing some of them. that becomes a good concern if give nothing, if we get why killing the please, why do you plan to put that to do if you're happy with government? what kind of there was under that and then in thank you. see, what's not, what do i miss enough to know so much as a bit concerning the christ community but citizens generally what is because now given seems not to be secured this morning. that's why the concerns about rising, religiously motivated violence in sub saharan africa. local questions in easy of his northern tiguan region proudly celebrated the epiphany holiday this week dedicated to baptis

they want to see eastern european christians die. and i think we have to look at the historical context. it is necessary to look at the whole history as a whole, and not only at what happened on february 24, by the way, it is noteworthy, but precisely on february 24. i became a citizen of russia like this it was a good day to get citizenship, but i'll explain. i don't think there is any kind of war going on between russia . russian ukrainians are brothers - they are one people. it is not the same as the french, italians, french and english. they are all sons and daughters of prince vladimir, they are all descended from the same ancestors in their both stories. there are ruriks. the romanovs are a common history, one. general culture. common language, one nation, one blood, and even if you look at the map, you will see that the war between russia and ukraine does not go along the borders that painted the west this is a war between those who live on one side of the dnieper against those who live on the other the war is inside ukraine i

but one in 7 christians world wide, breaking that down by region one and 5 christians are persecuted in africa, 2 and 5 in asia, and one in 15 in latin america. we heard from the head of a nigerian christian association who says the fact but christians are in danger in that country is because of a lack of security the entire population. it is fortunate that in a country it has a constitution in a country that has a government from google. it is not going to be enough in the schools and could not really do nothing and they do it is actually being in the on more than line maybe a getting them and i'm killing some of them. and that becomes a good concern if nothing is ever going, why killing the please? why do you plan to please look for that to do if you're happy with government, what kind of it was under that? and then in thank you see what's in front of him. and if not, what i'm missing up to now, so much as a bit concerning the christ community but citizen generally what it because now given seems not to be secured at this moment. slight to the concerns about rising religious, the m

there are a lot of christians in america. there are a lot of people in america who love jesus who has nothing against russia has nothing against orthodoxy; true christians in america are in the wrong country and do not sit. it's very important in government. remember that in america there is no hatred for russia hates the godless liberal globalists who have taken over the state. these are the billionaires, the people who grasped in a stranglehold. the government controls the power. they are the enemies of russia and not only russia, they are also the enemies of millions of american christians. i love america i love the american people the american church christians who live in america but the godless government that persecutes russia is persecuting their christians who now live in america this is very similar to what happened in russia a little over 100 years ago those who overthrew the tsar and took over the country they were called bolsheviks like said solzhenitsyn, these were impostors who seized power in russia, the clean

and at least $15000.00 christians became refugees. now the report went as far as to say that in some regions, violence against christians is actually condoned by the african nations of somalia at a cray nigeria all listed in the top 10 of the countries where christians report leave face the most violence, the head of the research group said the rate of crimes against christians and africa. deeply troubling. i think even we were shocked by our own numbers, 7 out of 10 countries where there is the greatest violence against christians are in subsaharan, africa. violence can mean killings and a large percentage of those who were killed for their faith in the last year were in africa. but it can also mean rate. it can mean a reduction. it can be the destruction of property. well, the numbers a big, the research group says 360000000 christians face possible persecution and discrimination simply because of that faith. that's one in 7 christians worldwide. let's break that down. one in 5 christians, prosecuted in africa, 2 and 5 in asia and o

faith, that is a one in step in christians worldwide. let's break down the numbers for you quickly here. that's one in 5 christians, persecuted in africa, 2 in 5 in asia, and actually the numbers in latin america, one in 54. we discussed all this with the head of the jury and christian association. have a listen. it is signed and unfortunate that in a country it has a constitutional in the country that has a government from google citizens when you have nothing be picking up in the school and could not really do it. if you're not going to do it actually being in the on more than line, maybe a gets in of we've done that and i'm killing some of them. that becomes a good concern. if nothing is ever we get, why killing the please. why do you plan to bring that to do with government? what kind of there was under that could have been in thank you see what was going towards and not what i can to get. 2 of them. i miss enough to know so much as a bit concerning the christ community. but generally what it because now given seems not to be secured

there are a lot of christians in america.re are a lot of people in america who love jesus, who have nothing against russia , have nothing against orthodoxy, real christians. in america, he does not rule the country and does not sit. it's very important in government. remember that there is no hatred for russia in america hates the godless liberal globalists who are telestates are billionaire people who have a dead grip on power and control the government they are the enemies of russia and not only russia they are also the enemies of millions of american christians. i love america i love the american people the american church of christians who live in america but the godless government that persecutes russia is persecuting their christians who now live in america this is very similar to what happened in russia a little over 100 years ago back those who threw the tsar and seized the country they were called bolsheviks, as solzhenitsyn said, they were impostors who seized power in russia for the purges that stalin carried out,

values , i based on christian values, i believe, , christian believe, of course, christian christianity. joe. of course . i think if i don't if of course. i think if i don't if you're hinting perhaps more conservative, interpreted nations, but you know, if you look at leaders of both the catholic church and the church of england, they've been at the forefront of leading out to other, which i think is absolutely the right thing to do. so course, islam, judaism and sikhism and hinduism, which tend to be the other big religions, absolutely have a place that is interesting although the then prince charles as perhaps moved away from it is ten 20 years ago. it's talk ten or 20 years ago. it's talk about defender of the about being a defender of the faiths , which i think not faiths plural, which i think not no one would really disagree with because i think an with the idea because i think an appointment could make his faith not just plays a hugely positive role, it's kind of knitted role, but it's kind of knitted into fabric society. and into the fabric of society. and i quick note. it's not

violence and at least $15000.00 became all of a sudden christian refugees. now the report went as far as to say that in some regions, violence against christians is actually condemned of the african nations of somalia at korea and nigeria all listed in the top 10 of countries where christians report li, faced the most violence. the head of the reach coach group, i should say a he said the rate of crimes against christians on the african continent or the end of the day is deeply troubling. i think even we were shocked by our own numbers. 7 out of 10 countries where there is the greatest violence against christians are in subsaharan, africa, violence can mean killings and a large percentage of those who were killed for their faith in the last year. we're in africa, but it can also mean rate. it can mean abduction. it can be the destruction of property. now the report says, 360000000 christians face persecution and discrimination simply because of that face. that's one in 2nd worldwide. let's break down the numbers for you by region. for example, one in 5 chris

in 7 christians worldwide. one and 7 of is breaking that down by region one. and 5 christians are persecuted in africa even worse in asian fact 2 and 5, and then last numerical one. in 15, we discussed the findings with a night yearian christian association. it is side on the fortunate that in a country. it has a constitutional in the country that has a government from google, didn't get enough to acknowledge india school and could not really do it. if you look at the on more than line, maybe a gets in there and i'm killing some of them. that becomes a good concert if give nothing, why killing the please? why do you plan to put that to do if you're happy with government, what kind of it was under that could have been in thank you in a seat, where was george? and so we could not get to catch you. i miss enough to know so much a bit concerning the criticism community, but citizens generally what? because now given seems not secure on the slide. rising, religiously motivated violence in subsaharan africa, local ch

that's one in 7 christians world. why breaking that down? by region one in 5, christians are persecuted, africa rises, the $2.00 and $5.00 in asia, and one in 15 in latin america, we discussed the findings with the nigerian christian association you decide on the fortunate that in a country. it has a constitution in a country that has a government from google citizens of been good enough to be picking up in the schools and could not really do nothing and they do it more than those flying maybe getting of them and please, and healing some of them that becomes a good cause if give nothing is why killing the please. why do you plan to bring that to do? if you're happy with government, what kind of it was under that could have been in thank you up in a seat, where was george and louis give not what i came to you. i miss enough to know so much as a bit close on the crystal community. i'm worried, but citizen generally what it because negative seems not to be secured at this moment. well, that's by rising religiously motivated violence in sub saha

that's one in 7 christians world wide and bring that done by region one in 5. christians are persecuted in africa that rises to at $2.00 and $5.00 in asia, latin america, one in 15, adding those up. it's a bigger load. we discussed the findings with a night yearian christian association. it is side on the fortunate that in a country it goes to a country that has the government from google. i've been here, he's not going to be associate picking up india who could not really do if he's not going to be more than flying, maybe a gets him of that and he lives some of them. that becomes but out of good it give nothing. why killing the big, why do you plan? because that's who got me. what is the kind of the there was under that in, in a c. we wasn't good and we could not get 2 of them. i'm using up to now, so much as a bit close on the crystal community, but citizens generally what it because now given seems not to be secured at this moment. on the spike rising, religiously motivated violence in africa, local christians and ethiopia, northern to gray region. happily celebrated the epiphany hol

ah with this yes, a november 22nd 2022 count raised orthodox christians, confronted ukrainian security service officers, docking entrances and exits to peeves oldest monastery. were looking for alleged russian spies among the monks. since i was just calling about bringing my la la a today, ukrainian security services can brandon agent of moscow, any mon go priest unwilling to break relations with the russian orthodox church, dozens of ukrainian churches have been rated. the former reason for the brutal crackdown one church, his parishioners said some a song about russia ah, in after numerous such as s b. u officers reported they'd found orthodox magazines printed in russia. the s b u didn't care that these publications were religious and had been printed more than 3 years before. oh maybe, but they were from moscow in ukraine. it's long been recently enough to condemn any old adult christian attack, imprison, and even kill them with stale, less wallace, rama gray is kept by the grains going to be stored in the old on the way, but i can't if you will, media will school. it are slow unfo

we heard from the head of a nigerian christian association who says the fact that christians are in danger and back country is because of a lack of security for the entire population. it is sorry, no fortunate that in a country it has the constitution in the country that has the government from google. it. i have nothing you know, india school and could not really do nothing and they do it in the young or more than line. maybe a gets him and healing some of them and that becomes a good concern if give nothing, if we can, why kill the why do you plan to do with government? what is the kind of there was under that event in thank you said we was george and so we keep not active. could i miss enough to know so much as a bit concerned because the community i want it, but citizens generally what it because now given seems not to be secured at this moment despite the concern about rising, religiously motivated violence in sub saharan africa, low who questions and if you have is nolan, great region probably celebrated the epiphany holiday this week. dedicated to the baptism of jesus christ. thousa

christians were freed, suffered from terrorists and most of the christians were forced to emigrate. we should know that the westerners also played a part in the migration of christians, that is, the westerners did not care about the attacks of terrorists on christians in iraq and syria. in iraq, the number of christians was more than one million people. now more than 30,000 westerners give free cards and money to christians so that i can immigrate from syria because this beautiful diversity does not read our answer. see, we shared an umrah in syria . christians, muslims, assyrians and other groups lived together. we all feel that we are syria, the logic of the islamic revolutionary guard corps puts iran in the terrorist category and this is in line with their concepts and definition of terrorism . we should not follow these european decisions let's organize and divide them, these divisions go back to the colonial point of view , we should not attach importance without any value. how to evaluate the role of the media in the region and be more resistant. the truth is that today resist

yesterday , our colleagues at lb.ua published information about christianity . and that 13 clergymen of the moscow patriarchate were deprived by the president of ukrainian citizenship in connection with the fact that they are citizens of russia and according to insider information one of these priests is the abbot of this lavra of sviatohirska is it christian to take away ukrainian from people passports. these are the questions for you. look , let's say. look, christianity does not stand up against the state, and relatively speaking, if ukrainian legislation does not allow such dual citizenship, not only the people of the church there, but also the politics in which, especially, those who are in power now would are in a group about patriotism, but they have russian passports or some other business interests , that is why there is actually a disagreement about the fact that the church cannot say that you can violate ukrainian legislation, but we have seen with the hands of the moscow patriarchate in ukraine , so to speak, hunted our legislation. we saw crosses wh

we heard from the head of a nigerian christian association who says the fact that christians are in danger in that country is because of a lack of security the entire population. it is fortunate that in a country it has a constitution in a country that has a government and some group been good enough can be taken up in the schools and cannot really do nothing. and they do, it is actually being in the, on more than line maybe getting them and i'm killing some of them. that becomes a good concern. if nothing is ever killing the priest, why do you plan to prove that to do if you're happy with government? what kind of it was under that event in a state where was george and louis keep not active. could i miss enough to know so much as a bit concerning the christ community. but generally what it because now given seems not to be secured at this moment. also is this our but do check out of the next document. it pulled the which in the congo will be back to the top, the there will join us then the l. look forward to talking to you all that technology should work for people. a robot must obey the o

but one and 7 christians will wide and breaking that down by region one and 5 christians of persecuted in africa. 2 in 5 in asia, and one and 15 in latin america. we discussed all this with the head of the nigerian christian association. it is side on the unfortunate that in a country. it has a constitution in a country that has a government from google. you have nothing to go to it, not in the schools and could not really do nothing and they do it is actually being in the on more than just flying. maybe getting them and, and killing some of them. and that becomes a good cause if nothing is ever we get killing the white is trying to prove that to do if you're happy with government, what kind of it was under that. and then in a state where i was in georgia and so we keep not active, i miss enough to know so much as a bit concerning the christ community. but citizen generally what it because now given seems not to be secure at this moment. so then saw another joke of issues, one is way into the last 16 of the after an open, despite being banned from the tournament last year of being unva

christian: that's been our view. we are a little under consensus, we think the fed will do one more rate hike, 35 in february, and then end it's cycle or at least pause for a long period of time. the market is pricing for take 62 basis points of hikes in 2023, we think 25 should do and that is our view for the fed in 2023. francine: what needs to happen to change that view that the fed will end its rate cycle in february? christian: core inflation, we get the number this week. if core inflation work to continue to rise, the fed will continue with its rate hiking trajectory. we have had comments from bullard, a hawkish central bank member, and he pointed out that the rate levels may be sufficient to rein in inflation. there are two aspects that could make the fed pause, the first is that monetary policy asked with a lag, and we have yet to see the impact. the second has to do with the rise in real rates, so if inflation comes down, and normal rates stay where they are, we will see a big increase in real interest rates

the creed is a summary of the teachings of orthodox christianity. it consists of 12 parts, each of which briefly sets out a certain dogma of the orthodox faith. the creed was approved at the first and second ecumenical councils 320, 5 and 381. on behalf of the church, the creed briefly, but accurately expresses everything the essence of our faith, and therefore must be pronounced in joint love and unanimity, service tradition is that during the singing of believers, the creed of the clergy liturgical covers. and resurrected sunday in the description of the enemies of jesus christ, the baptism of the sun of time of ages and the vitally future exaltation we hear how the protodeacon proclaims, let us become diligently with reverence, let us be attentive in order to bring the holy offering in the world, this call emphasizes the importance of the world of spiritual work. divine things can only be done in the world that is why, in order to participate in the divine liturgy, a christian must be at peace with his neighbors or be reconciled with those of the

it's long been recently enough to condemn any old adult christian attack in prison and even kill them with stale, less wellness drama. gray is kept by the full grain school and this coordinator loaded, but i can't be really deal with school or slow unfold level when you view space. i don't know what's going on with could come on. i'll helpful if i was thinking, if possible for you may hang up though. i mean, yeah, i got a photo at the place where to stay on people a gathering to pray in the church of saint john of constant on the outskirts have done it a few years ago. a rocket fired by the ukranian army, destroyed the church, but it continues to operate a b riley in the m a. c. c, f o p a people have done it. it's good. today's little g ask just one question. what's happening to the country where those who pray for peace have been outdoor and most importantly to divide it ukraine along religious lines used to stop. but i said, you know, to samuel cynthia. i used to miss don, this is mimi with your premium in 2008 tens of thousands gathered in cave to welcome the russian orthodox chur

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and the confessors of the christian faith of the 21st century. let us be together with them with their sorrows today, our prayer and our manifestation of our solidarity and our love for them, and we believe that all these devilish temptations will recede and someday after some time. many will be ironic. or maybe just with a smile to remember these miserable attempts to destroy. and the orthodox church in ukraine will pray for our brothers and sisters on ukrainian soil. let us pray for our country, our russian power, for the authorities, for the army. let us pray for our relatives and friends on this holy and bright night in the hope that by the power and grace of god, truth will triumph, and the lord, who was born in bethlehem, will grant us his grace and strength and the ability to overcome life's difficulties in our path. happy christmas to all of you, my dears, i congratulate you. so the divine service begins thanks to a live broadcast, we can participate in this sacred action , pray together with the patriarch contemplate the beauty and grand

christians in iraq and syria did not care.iraq, the number of christians was two, but now there are more than 30,000. western countries give free cards and money to christians to immigrate because i don't want to see this beautiful diversity in our answer. omar in syria together christians, muslims, assyrians and other groups , we all feel that the islamic revolutionary guard corps puts iran in the terrorist list and this is in line with their concepts and definition of terrorism. preservation of independence, which you support, put the irgc on the list of terrorists, and we should not take these decisions of europeans and their impact, the combination of the bad effect of divisions and colonialism towards us, but we should not give importance to such decisions without any value . without you, i would have asked you years ago to do more than this, baghat, you are a political, cultural and academic figure . how can the future of our region be evaluated and the role of the media in the region is more resistant, that nowadays res