to be a christian, all not a christian. and the same in england. the whole purpose of us being a christian country with bishops and a house of laws with the queen. while the king, as the head of the church, means that because we are christian country, people have the freedom to wash it or not to worship the freedom to be christians or not to the questions. and the moment you, you lose the default option a be the christian we get into that mess of. so what all. ready and who always a who's going to defend registration? because the, the work model, the little progressive, the metric listening to the core of what you want. because they don't have that faith to go see the importance of faithful. they're not defending faith. this is why support of the christians to run these countries because we recognize the importance of faith. so we defend what will defend a muslim him to a seat in the faith, much stronger than someone who is against faith, because they see faith those backwards. so what is the best way to destroy the christi

yeah, the churches split between christians and non christians. there are many, many people in the church, especially the higher up you go. this becomes the case of who all establishments, essentially, especially the church we live. they all live. ready progressive while cool work, but you know, metropolitan liter types who have a such a wealthy that isn't actually in line with the question well to you for that. okay . because they want to be seen as nice people and they sent some nice over curious because to be good means following the bible. and that's difficult, especially in, in the muslim context. so they want to be seen as nice by the people around them in the world. so they've been. ready living in the world, but also also a welder, as we know, the bible tells us was supposed to be in the world, but not comfortable. so what's happening here is that people look in the actual loans or chasing societal norms and trying to drag the church along with them to be progressive. and i struggle with that because that's not the way cool to do. we call

ready is being christian values been all. ready which is no longer a christian country of u. k. as in the christian country, people don't know what british values arguable. but as, as long grows and grows. and yeah, sure, yeah, cool, that's a pop up left, right, of the center move. i mean that pretty strong. ready become islamic values all the other way around. how it all happened, state the christian values, all rooted in the truth. and we think it doesn't duty. i don't think as long as the same because it's, it is obviously a christian heresy. so it's probably quite dangerous to rich countries values around as long, and if we look around, well, that's us predominantly as i'm a country. so we can see that actually they're not the best places to live. so i wouldn't want my country to take on both those values, but it's not to me, it's up to the majority of the majority of people know. ready wants to be christian and the majority of people and their loved ones have children, then we're left with whatever's left over. now in the okay, we've seen people jailed for things like prayi

to be a christian, all not a christian. and the same in england. the whole purpose of us being a christian country with bishops in our house of laws with the clean water king as the head of the church means that because we all christian country, people have the freedom to wash it or not to worship the freedom to be christians or not to the questions and the moment you you lose the default option of being a christian we get into that mess of so what all. ready i need because the, the work mall decided geology of most system. it says. ready instincts isn't the same default and they have on this and we can rely and pretend the best man and women of the same. but we know that different, not saying that equally and equally valued under it and go sized, but i think that different. so the men and women airports at mother and fort mothers and fathers are important. and now we've reached the point of society and we've actually saves less much the hetcher normal activity as if that's a good thing as having a mother and father is some

christian: hello, i'n fraser. are watching "the context" on bbc news p we have breaking news at the top of this hour, a jury in a civil case has reached a verdict in which donald trump is accused of rape. ej collins dismissed her accounts as a hoax. donald trump did not give evidence in this trial, but he did provide video deposition to 90 allegatio. the nine-member jury have decided the case by unanimous vote. we are you hear the verdict in the next few minutes. do we have any news on what that verdict is? >> not yet come a christian. the verdict will be read in court at the top of the hour. we will then hear if the jury has found donald trump liable or not liable for rape, for defaming e. jean carroll, and if they do find him liable, they will also outline how much money in damages to compensate her for her injuries as well as how much punitive damages they plan to award eugene carol. -- e. jean carroll. the jury has now reached their decision on those two questions, christian pugh to we will hear what that is s

christian: hello, i'm christian fraser. you are watching "the context" on bbc news.er the street parties in a weekend of coronation celebrations, it was time to get back. the palace leads the way on a national day of volunteering. looting in khartoum as the two warring parties reach a cease-fire. we will speak to the aid agency is ting to prevent a humanitarian disaster. and the cost of war in ukraine. google releases satellite images that shows the before and after in cities around the country. overnight, more drone attacks on the capital kiev. yiv. welcome to the program. across the u.k., people have been marking the end of the coronation weakened by getting involved in community events. members of the royal family joined in with the volunteering big help out which included beach cleaning, litter picking and wildflower planting. rinses george and louis and princess charlotte were among those lending a hand. our royal correspondent has more. >> right on target. five-year-old prince louis on his first royal engagement is more than happy to get involved volunteering a

. ♪ christian: hello, i'm christian fraser. this is "theontext." >> talk about the jets.nk everything. >> it's a good time to talk about in private the support the u.k. is giving and how we can make sure that support is not just here today but into the future. it is not a straightforward thing as we have been discussing to build up that combat aircraft capability. it is not just a provision of planes. ♪ christian: good evening and welcome to the program. attack drones, air defense, a new u.k. flying school for pilots. can they provide president zelenskyy with the kit that he needs? we will get the view tonight from kyiv and london. rishi sunak is marshaling his troops, a downing street reception to officially elaborate the coronation of king charles the third, but is also a charm offensive with splits in toya ranks? who wil pick the spring cabbage and the rhubarb? farmers say they need more labor and higher prices to solve the food crisis in britain. and we will take a look at the election results from turkiye. no victory in round one but early advantage to president erdo

christian: how much rehearsal?ere was quite a bit in the weeks beforehand and there was quite a bit of new music to learn. and it was specially composed for the coronation and it was tricky for us because there is a lot of syncopation in it. and there was a king's coronation as well. and it was interesting because after the queens coronation the art treasurer of canterbury complained that it was too long and that everybody was waiting to go. and the music was going on and on. obviously it has not affected the planning for the next one. christian: what do you remember about the guests that came at that time? a lot of dukes and duchesses came, what do you remember? >> they all looked gorgeous. it was wonderful and colorful. it was something that you will also see this time. there were a few crimson -- there may be a few crimson codes around the place but it was a remarkable site. we had to get to the abbey early. the doors oped at 6:00 and then they closed at 8:30 for a service that didot start until 11. and so it wa

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to me that the christian with christian views , christian with christian views, wbebber— christian withn a free society . principles in a free society. second to that, i think, is interesting here is that the issue seems to be the claim that you are preaching in school, that you are teaching ideas that are not suitable for the classroom . um, yet at the same classroom. um, yet at the same time, we know that our classrooms are absolutely full of contested ideologies. in fact , this very ideology, this idea of affirmation, is itself contested . and, and so that contested. and, and so that seems to me to come down to this issue that we discussed in a previous week's, that there is a safeguarding concern around the very issue of affirmation , very issue of affirmation, whether or not it is safe to have a policy of affirmation that might lead children towards medical transition without a proper consideration of the of the truth, the facts of the case. is this a safeguarding concern? aaron— case. is this a safeguarding concern? aaron i— t is this a safeguarding concern? aaron i shared a tweet

i'm christian fraser.is "the context." >> they are losing another day of pay to save the nhs and make sure we can get our 7 million plus patients off of the waiting list and giving them the treatment they deserve. >> the kinds of offers we are getting from the government now that we have moved into a time of inflation are just not possible with being able to live to exist to pay our rent, to buy food. >> disruption to patients, and i think that is disrespectful on the part of the nhs staff counsel. ♪ christian: hello. welcome to the program. bank holiday picket lines. the biggest nursing strike so far with a any and icu services affected for the first time. the approach to pay could mean this cycle repeating again and again for months to come. there is repeated unrest in france with thousands of marching on this labor day against president macron's pension reforms. we look at t latest from paris. one last pickup from port sudan where thousands of other foreign nationals are stuck desperately seeking transp

to me that the christian with christian views , christian with christian views, wbebber— christian with society . principles in a free society. second to that, i think, is interesting here is that the issue seems to be the claim that you are preaching in school, that you are teaching ideas that are not suitable for the classroom . um, yet at the same classroom. um, yet at the same time, we know that our classrooms are absolutely full of contested ideologies. in fact , this very ideology, this idea of affirmation, is itself contested . and, and so that contested. and, and so that seems to me to come down to this issue that we discussed in a previous week's, that there is a safeguarding concern around the very issue of affirmation , very issue of affirmation, whether or not it is safe to have a policy of affirmation that might lead children towards medical transition without a proper consideration of the of the truth, the facts of the case. is this a safeguarding concern? aaron— case. is this a safeguarding concern? aaron i— t is this a safeguarding concern? aaron i shared a tweet booew—

it's usually catherine churchman and christianity of africa. because this is the fluids that we've naturalization of africa. i almost have the evangelize ation was done by different face than different regions of the church. and that's what the differences of expression between the church of the english speaking world of east africa, the catholic church, for example, the sound, the complete and spoken ties advocacy. mantle is complimentary of that. would you agree with the statement that the future of christianity is in africa now? the traffic, but i think that after will make an even greater than contribution to the church, but not only from the numerical forwarded views in the matter in the number of catholics, but also in the way of living the faith, them communicating while there is going consist is that the is sold by islamic extremist and northern mozambique would expand, and then this will prevent the community. a group of nuns are working hard with locals to restore, not only the church, but also the faith. the so i towing the community

and appeared, where to litin, declaring himself a christian.ruelty and injustice. st. george's speech was full of strong convincing objections to the ruler's order to persecute christians. after futile persuasion to renounce christ, the emperor ordered the saint to be subjected to various teachings. or to whom very much george was imprisoned in a tunic, where he courageously endured suffering and glorified the lord, after long various opportunities for distribution. marriage for spiritual reasons victory over the tormentors, who could not force the great martyr george to renounce the faith. christ the apostle paul in his epistle to the ephesians compares a christian country not against blood and flesh, but against military armor. take four who are the image of a fighting warrior, and the spiritual life of the orthodox tradition is called scolding, that is, battles. but this battle is directed primarily against their passions and sinful habits. when today we remember the great disciple george, we call him victorious, not for his military service

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christian protestants christian unity. protestants cotnotoo— christian unity. to think that things could be so much better. and that's true. i think there is still a way to go in terms of improving on interfaith dialogue. but my goodness me, i mean, we've come such a long way, you know, from 1953 when the papal delegation waited outside the abbey, you know , outside the abbey, you know, today we had cardinal nichols, the leader of the catholic church in england and wales , church in england and wales, part of the ceremony taking part in those in those prayers as you mentioned, the holy father, pope francis, gave true relic of francis, gave a true relic of the cross to king charles to use as part of the ceremony. so we've come a long way and, you know, i think to those people who are frustrated with today's ceremony, i would say that , you ceremony, i would say that, you know, your minds back to know, cast your minds back to where were 70 years ago. i where we were 70 years ago. i think we've come awful long think we've come an awful long way. and you know, when

christian _and i . christian absolutely.ne of the obviously this is one of the core you ask core questions that you ask repeatedly every repeatedly on this show every week, which what does a life week, which is what does a life of obligation meaning of obligation duty, meaning values an values look like in an increasingly secular world, an increasingly secular world, an increasingly secular world, an increasingly secular country. and is and i think it really is important it's just important to say it's just an objective that aren't objective fact that we aren't necessarily a secular country, that certain communities are more religious than others. so for instance, if you look at jewish communities in this country, liberal jews i think have a rate of 1.5. then have a birth rate of 1.5. then you have haredim, ultra—orthodox jews have a birth rate of seven. they're living very different social existences. so similar with christian evangelicals , with christian evangelicals, very similar muslims. with christian evangelicals, ver

how do you feel about the future of christianity in africa? we receive reports almost on a daily basis of christian communities being attacked and nigeria and in other countries in africa. are you worried about the future of christianity in africa? let somebody say associate to them. i think the challenges are great. that's fine. yeah. would we would missing in sub saharan with the us because on so is the total which has greatly affected christian communities and cut the losses. i meant to look in the past. so molly, i was bench area and the central african republic area and also in camry. uh so in fact, in recent years, islamic offensive improve because the cool does allow me towards you some loaners alignment communities has been of great aggressiveness lead to, in fact, in recent years, 50 is lot, make a sense, will so cold as well, and went towards non economic communities as being of great affective knowledge with adoptions, dancers, and this in fact, as ended the presence of judge from east africa, i was just seeing the same thing. cool

christians have you comfortable? one tied you all these forms of attack christians unable once i get the most efficient way to pump the priestess the past to have the service performed a lot of process, that'd be just simply because as long as you guys just meet the costs of getting these are so many mean, but i still have to list properties, you know, displays and this is happening on daily basis on the, on the tables. you know, those top is the, the d, pass on the road and go pull out on the police tense. let me go said why i didn't, this is because the summit is a less these. you know that a christmas a weakness attack the tackle of call. going to finish on why do you want to do before you see the business of government? that is the so just saw to some extent we can say, you know, government is the best but it's possible protecting police tenants in the jews. yeah. we're going to save almost how fast if, but if the government is not active active in the on site, this is from the say that, well me, there's a lot of

christian _and i . christian absolutely.ne of the obviously this is one of the core you ask core questions that you ask repeatedly every repeatedly on this show every week, which what does a life week, which is what does a life of obligation meaning of obligation duty, meaning values an values look like in an increasingly secular world, an increasingly secular world, an increasingly secular world, an increasingly secular country. and is and i think it really is important it's just important to say it's just an objective that aren't objective fact that we aren't necessarily a secular country, that certain communities are more religious than others. so for instance, if you look at jewish communities in this country, liberal jews i think have a rate of 1.5. then have a birth rate of 1.5. then you have haredim, ultra—orthodox jews have a birth rate of seven. they're living very different social existences. so similar with christian evangelicals , with christian evangelicals, very similar muslims. with christian evangelicals, ver

these people are undoubtedly in the christian community.a certain danger, a certain new community appeared, which called for living according to the law, including because that which moses brought, but not the formal fulfillment of this law in spirit and the spokesman for this interpretation, including the old testament law, was jacob. the first bishop of jerusalem who, of course, heading the community became the main goal. and they kill him. and this, of course, was a shock to the christian community. jacob was a holy man in life. he lived, including according to the laws of the old testament, he was filled with love according to the law of the new testament, he did not pose a danger to anyone, only to those who wished to maintain their power over the community of jerusalem and in general over the jewish world, which they wanted to warn with all their might , a people chosen from receiving christ and his saving commandments. and then the first blood was shed. well, how much later spilled blood? james was the first martyr. and now, how wond

just because you are christian does not mean you have to embrace christian nationalism, in the same way that, just because you are a patriot, does not mean you have to embrace the jingoism. michelle, what is so useful about what christian nationalism is that, in many ways, it acts as a hub for all these different spokes, we have become priorities of the gop, whether it's antiabortion measures, whether it's anti-lgbtq and trans measures, combatting woke ideology, diversity, equity, and inclusion -- i mean, white christian nationalism is a very large pocket into which many of these initiatives fall. was it always that way? >> well, i think in some ways it's gotten more extreme as the country has moved away from it. it was one thing, i think, when the people who espouse this ideology believed that they were -- the vast majority -- believed that they just needed to take the country back -- the name of jerry falwell's organization was the moral majority. and i think that most of them understand, on some level, that they might be a majority of the people that they considered to be, quote unqu

this week's program expose the plaintiff christians and christianity in africa. moscow has accused recreating of a legally attacking the ukrainian orthodox church. i know for a fact that the south african council of churches have had extensive conversations with all the parties involved, all the parties. um, but you know, if i decide thank you my enemy and you represent the devil can be very difficult to shift you. and so i, i want to challenge the church and say that is exactly we're origin. that is the work of opening up dialogue between russia and america. for starters, that does abels beginning of people, the torches and any other thing you see on our television screens, both in the rush, i didn't know when is in the war. and what has happened way is the voice that's is not what's happening to the greek orthodox and the russian orthodox church is all they just complicit in whichever side or whichever country they're in . oh, is it the 6 and they didn't act to affect the church? sang, defies the lines and done that across africa and they were a number of countries with christians of findin

how do you feel about the future of christianity in africa? we receive reports almost on a daily basis of christian communities being attacked in nigeria and in other countries in africa. are you worried about the future of christianity in africa? and let me say so say to the 19th and challenges. okay, that's fine. yeah. what we would be seeing in sub saharan with the us because i'm von so is i'm toodle which has greatly affected christian communities and cut the walk with them and looking across. so molly, i was bench area and the central african republic area and also in cameras. so in fact, and in recent years, islamic offensive vip over the course of the cold islamic towards the learners. lama communities has been of great aggressiveness lead. in fact, in recent years, 50 as lot make a fence as well. so told islamic and went towards non economic communities as being of great effective molecules with adoptions, dances. and this, in fact, there's ended the present judge from east africa. i was just seeing the same thing called legal the phen

a november 22nd 2022 count ranged orthodox christians confronted ukrainian security service officers knocking entrances and exits to peeves oldest monastery. looking for an alleged russian spies among the monks. and i just got pretty new my la la, a today ukrainian security services can brandon agent of moscow. any mon go priest. unwilling to break relations with a russian orthodox church, dozens of ukrainian churches have been rated. the former reason for the brutal crank down one church, his parishioners said some a song about russia ah, me often 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 still less wall or grains kept by the grains going be stored nika, loaded, but i can't be media school or slow unfold. i remember when you view space, i don't know what's going on with could

let us be accused of everything possible, but we remain orthodox christians. this struggle with orthodoxy is indicative of the break of the anglican church with the catholic, which arose so much because of theological questions. how much because of the desire of king henry the eighth to get rid of the spiritual authority of the roman pontics and divorce his lawful wife catherine of aragon . in the act, the supremate king proclaimed himself the supreme head of the american church on earth. in this way, he appropriated the benefits and income that until then belonged to the holy see and began to control the appointment of bishops. similar processes took place a few years earlier in germany , where some government officials supported heresy. martin luther, but by no means because they shared his erroneous doctrinal convictions, but because they saw in all this a pretext for acquiring the benefits that belonged to the church during the period of the schism to the glycan church and the protestant reform, civil power was a serious counterbalance to the power of the

of the the the yesterday to november 22nd 2022 pound raised orthodox christians, confronted ukrainian security service offices, looking entrances and exits the thieves owed as some on the street were looking for our latest russian spies among the monks. yes, i'm just going to bring your mama lava today. ukrainian security services can brand an agent of moscow any montgomery's unwilling to break relations with the russian orthodox church. dozens of ukrainian churches have been rated on the reason for the political crank down one church. his parishioners, since on his own about russia, the prophet in numerous searches, s b. u offices reported they'd found orthodox magazines printed in russia. the s b u didn't care that these publications were religious, and it'd been printed more than 3 years before. so maybe, but they were from moscow and ukraine. it's long been recently to condemn any orthodox christian attack, imprisoned and even killed them. the del deluxe fail. oh that's why we come up. why does it say the sl green is going to be stored near the but i can't say the media was cool,

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ah ah with this yes they said they had to work as a november 22nd 2022 count raised orthodox christians, confronted ukrainian security service offices, blocking entrances and exits the keys oldest monastery were looking for alleged russian spies among the monks. and i just got brand new my la la with the de ukrainian security services can brand an agent of moscow any. mon go priest unwilling to break relations with the russian orthodox church, dozens of ukrainian churches have been rated to form a reason for the brutal crackdown. one church, his parishioners had some a song about russia ah, me often 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 in prison and even kill them with stale last longer. cromwell. gray is kept busy for carrying school and miss gordon la nodded. but i can't think he will merely a year of scho

it is also, of course , directed against christianity. because denies god's spiritual authority over individuals and society, as president vladimir putin recently put it . such a complete denial of a person , the non-refutation of faith and traditional values , the suppression of freedom acquires the features of a religion, on the contrary, outright satanism. we are aware of john podist's emails that have been released in recent years. they talk about the defining role of the deep state in the us and provoking a color revolution within the catholic church in order to change the doctrine and morality, and to replace pope benedict as the sixteenth new progressive pope. do you remember that on the eve of the proclamation of joseph rasenger as pope, the global financial lobby blocked the banking operations of the vatican and immediately after the election of pope francis, the functioning of the swift system was re-launched the operation of the deep state was supported by the deep church, which, according to the late cardinal gottfried daniels

it's long been recently enough to condemn any orthodox christian attack in prison and even kill them with still less wellness. cromwell kept by the guardian school and this good news loaded . but i can't if you will, 1000000 year old school in our slow on. so i'm a member when you view space, i don't know what's going on here. i know quoted you ask a come on a couple of i was thinking if possible, you may hang up though. i mean, yeah, a lot of folks 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 the shanika just because we're looking at b riley in m a c c, f o p m e r a c u, a people have done. it's good. today's live g r, just one question. what's happened to the country where those who pray for peace have been outdoor and most importantly to divided ukraine along religious lines. this is miss dock. but i said, you know, to samuel cynthia, i used to miss dom this is mimi with your premium, with 2008 ten

it's long been recently enough to condemn any orthodox christian attack in prison and even kill them with stale wall cromwell gray is kept by. the full grain is going to be stored nickelodeon, but i can't if you will, media will school or slow unfold. i remember when you view space, i don't know what's going on here. i know cody ask a come on. i'll helpful if i was thinking, if possible for you may hang up though. i mean, yeah, a lot of folks at the place where to stay on the people a gathering to pray in the church of saint john of constant on the outskirts of done it's a few years ago. a rocket fired by the ukranian army, destroyed the church, but it continues to operate. you're just going to go get the riley in. you must. we still yes. oh pm. yeah, it's not like a few blue cross station. you can imagine a people have done it. it's good, today's little g ask just one question. what's happened to the country where those who pray for peace have been out all and most importantly, to divided ukraine along religious lines used to stop a senior. i used to miss dom this seems to me with 2

let them accuse them of whatever they can, but we remain orthodox christians. it's a fight with orthodoxy. sebort bass orthodoxy is an indicative example of the rupture of the anglican church, with the catholic which arose not so much because of theological issues. how much because of the desire of king henry vii to get rid of the spiritual authority of the roman pontics and divorce his lawful wife catherine of aragon. in the act of supremacy , the king proclaimed himself the supreme head of the american church on earth. in this way he appropriated the wealth and income that until then belonged to the holy see and began to control the appointment of bishops. similar the processes took place a few years earlier in germany, where some representatives of the authorities supported the heretic martin luther , not at all because they shared his erroneous doctrinal convictions, but because they saw in all this a pretext for gaining the blessings that belonged to the church. during the period of the split of the american church and the protestant reform, the civil powe

_ four, cathy and christian? what is happening on tiktok? in - four, cathy and christian?nation. they have been- — having fun with the coronation. tie: have been. somebody having fun with the coronation. tie have been. somebody who having fun with the coronation. tie1: have been. somebody who has having fun with the coronation. tie1 have been. somebody who has gone global is penny mordaunt, this image in particular has gone global, she is the lord president of the council, an ancient role, but she was the first woman to present us all to the king. lots of people are talking about her strength to do that. she had to hold them for over one hour. she said in the interview that she had done push—ups to help her prepare, but dan walker the bibby that —— the uk tv presenter said get her into the olympics. emily thornberry said that the sword bearer stole the show, saying that she looked damned fine. it is bearer stole the show, saying that she looked damned fine.— she looked damned fine. it is the naval training _ she looked damned fine. it is the naval training with _ she looke

a november 22nd 2022 account raised orthodox christians, confronted ukrainian security service offices, looking entrances and exits to keep the oldest monastery. we're looking for a russian spies among the monks. and so i just got brand new, my la la, a ukrainian security services can brand an agent of moscow. any medical 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 is parishioners said, some a song about russia ah, a cough in you most 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 last longer cromwell kept by the grains going to be stored, nick, a lawyer. but i can't, if you will media with school or slow, what until especially i know grow to ask to come on a

and it wasn't just units, but also orthodox christians who defend them. the judge and call themselves a separate charge of ukraine. this gives them a new crane, was made by me called any single, because himself petri option or it. however, in 1992, he was excommunicated from the russian orthodox judge. an announcement ties for black naming bishops k g b connections, breaking the arrows and being in compliant with judge canons did a single family and key a wife and 3 kids. so what i'm doing is i'm going to jump into the door, but is a long run. you'll see up a college system. uh i see you in middle school, it's out cuz she put them. uh and what is it a courtesy. but the key is to let someone just the then you can just see places you do is if you put them in my mortgage, there's also going to email social spacecraft position at the corner. let's go to from the sports family. since 2014, with the black thing of the self or valid country, i would say that nationally as the tax on the orthodox churches increase of the most good patry. okay. by lighting, every

why rugs would come from most go for the $1020.00 of the anniversary of christianity in russia? the pretty come out to me is the, the people challenging here doing the cost of it in the futility is those who welcome to the most good country alec and key will be officially regarded as enemies of the ukrainian state in the file here. so what do you want for you? certainly, i guess you, i finally got you to by saying i was calling you for why she was going us to this one. the ideal says was move, which is garbage, but all process go to start. wonder me. i appreciate you. there's something we can do so yeah, yeah. one is just that there's also was wondering if you want to just assume use that same phone. you're fishing if the computer was timing on this worst case. so those are what do you need to shop the jobs are to maybe do an issue bear with me with extra banking stripping, interest of being 2 toilets supports for the previous experience. and the for this time i'd like to just show it what it was, a dish of me more than beautiful outcome was that was nice. one of those issues me