the gnostic christians are targeted, marcionite christians and other dualist christians-- christiansstament as part of their canon-- are targeted. the list of enemies goes on and on. there's a kind of, in a sense, internal purge of the church as one emperor ruling one empire tries to have thisingle church. >> to appreciate the remarkable, dramatic evolution that had occurred in so short a period, one might counterpose the image of pliny in his courtroom under the emperor trajan, sending christians off to their execution simply for being called christians, to the majesty of constantine presiding over the great gathering of bishops that he had called to resolve particular questions. the impeum, on the one hand, being used clearly to extinguish a religious movement; the imperium, on the other hand, ing used clearly to undergird and support a religious movement, the same religious movement, in so short a period of time. >> narrator: the cross, the hated symbol of death and defeat, now emerged as the symbol of triumph. and in the eyes of some, the apocalyptic prophecy of revelation had at

christian: jill, what do? ? happening over the coming weeks there is obviously the outside pressure to try and blind a cease-fire has not worked. is there any hope left, or we -- are we into a downward spiral? >> i think there is always hope. but people without it need to ask, they need to pressure the parties concerned. they need perhaps to offer to mediate. there are several offers to mediate this evening, we've heard from israel and others in political positions. and also of course frosaudi arabia. but is not just about mediation. the sudanese -- they need to focus on the civilians, those who want the transition to democracy which was underway. which is backed by western governments. there something called the troika, which is britain, america and norway. they brought in other countries including the arab emirates and saudi arabia, to work on this. they need to think more about what kind of politics are possible in this situation. i'm sure that some are, but they also need to take big steps. christian: it's a

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early marxist interpreters of christianity make a great to-do with this. proletariat. it's essentially from the lowest classes. but if you actually look at the book of acts, and you look at paul, and you begin to collect the people who are named or identified in some way, here you have erastus, the city treasurer of corinth. >> narrator: an ancient inscription with the name of paul's follower, erastus, can still be seen in the ruins of corinth. >> you have gaius of corinth, whose home is big enough to let him be not only paul's host but the host to all of the churches of corinth. all of the little household communities can meet in his house at one time. you have stephanos and his household who have been host to the community. you have lydia in philippi, who is the seller of purple goods, a luxury fabric. you have prisca and aquilla, and we wonder why the woman is usually mentioned before her husband. she must be a woman of some consequence. you begin to get the impression that you have quite a variety of different social levels represented in these early c

countries in christian countries. we have accommodated the l g agenda and we were slowly over the you know, since the, from the french revolution to now christian countries have been infiltrated is the best word. and it's because we had a, not necessarily a softer stance, but a more lenient penalty for the such vices as sodomy, gay, marriage contraception pornography than in those islamic countries. we were a softer targeting. and i think that's, that's the best way to make begin to make the explanation that the christian countries were the west who lost their faith, lost their religion and sold out to the one world globalist l g, b, t q, agenda. and i mean, i think, i think you're acting as much in this interview, is there an agenda? if so, what drives it? that seems to be a little bit of a mystery, but there is one and it was the civic. i think that's the bigger question is why does it always feel like, especially like the current by administration, the united states? are they fair when they're advocating for homose

if you want to call them christians, they're jewish christians. they're one group within judaism.ond conclusion is that they are being more and more marginalized. that is, their appeal to lead alof judaism is becoming less and less likely. they're becoming smaller and smaller and smaller. and they can refer to their other... their fellow jews as "the jews." they are feeling profoundly alienated from their own judaism. in plain language, they're losing, and that means the language of invective gets nastr and nastier. >> (dramatized): the jews answered him, "abraham is our father." jesus said to them, "if god were your father, you would love me. you are from your father, the devil." >> so mark talks about the crowd being against jesus. but by matthew-- 15 years later, s, in the year 85-- it's all the people. and by the time you get to john, in the'90s, it is the jews who are against jesus. >> narrator: the conflict between jews and christians that john described in his story of jesus was still a local experience. but it soon would be swept up in the rising political conflic between

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i think this is something that many people, if you are a christian, you riser, is a divide amongst christianity right now. the united states is a huge number one religion. the u. s. is still christian, yet obviously they're one of the more proponents of a global gay agenda. what is that divide look like amongst the christian that the people have faith because like i said, very few countries that are actually christian is the dominant is actually sticking to it. they're the ones pushing a part of the agenda on 2 more arabic nations right now. well, i can speak most explicitly to roman catholicism, which is not to put too fine a point on it. the most doctrinally, unilaterally lasting li, anti gay, a christian denomination of them all, and i'm not using anti case, the slur. i'm using it as a compliment. and so we see those of us. commentators within the catholic tradition is a decisive attempted shift that reverses the by millennial catholic tradition of strong a catholic, moral theology, the catholic intellectual tradition of moral theology to reverse that in the name of this most recent pope, we

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i'm christian fraser.s is the context. >> but we saw in moscow, the jailing of the critic for 25 years, that is a sign of how dangerous it has become for any politician or activist or opposition figure who speaks out and challenges the kremlin. >> the verdict is extremely important because it is the harshest sentence handed down to an opposition figure in vladimir putin's russia. >> it's an active revenge against blood america removes a a message to everyone in russia which is don't protest the war, don't speak up against putin. christian: welcome to the program. worldwide condemnation today of the 25-year sentence handed to kremlin critic vladimir kara-murza, extraordinary courage from the man who had already been poisoned twice and refused to relent. also tonight, we go to france to get reaction to emmanuel macron's speech to the nation on those controversial pension reforms. the presidential approval ratings now at rock bottom. and freezing on the big stage. elon musk's spacex postponing the launch of t

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the christians aren't lucy at all. in fact, i think the christians are any winning because both christians muslims and jews will be able to have beautiful hotels one day that they'll be able to say. and that is exactly what christian and muslim communities find hard to believe. there are some has historically been a town of 3 religions. it's all city where i am now has christian muslim and jewish quarters for now. fears are that if things continue developing the way they currently are, this center is old status quan. we'll see a radical change river ocean are artie from jerusalem and staying in the middle east to 2 civilians have reportedly been killed after miss are strokes by the israeli air force net damascus. it's our come against the backdrop of iran's recent vow to avenge the killing of his military advisors in syria. what of the strike on friday and iranian miniature adviser died of the scene and another later, so comes his wounds at hospital sir on brundage. the attack eights, harris, aren't that would not go o

christian: former u.s.sident bill clinton touched on multiple key issues, but stressed that he believed they could only be resolved with a functioning executive. >> we need more economic growth, we need less inequality. you need to resolve -- you've got some health issues you need to resolve. and you have got have a functioning government to do that. and there are all these things out there. but i think that is what the british government wants. i think that is what the irish government months. and i know it is what the people outside want. christian: -- served as the secretary of state from northern ireland from 2005 to 2007. good to see you. interesting listening to those who were involved 25 years ago today. there is, of course, and enduring nature to the peace, which they discussed. but as you heard from bill clinton, there is a sense that it is promise unfulfilled. >> well, yes, in a sense, because it was an absolute breakthrough agreement was one of those " it will never happen" moments, like when i n

the christians aren't lucy at all. in fact, i think the christians are any winning because both christians muslims and jews will be able to have beautiful hotels one day that they'll be able to say. and that is exactly what christian and muslim communities find hard to believe. there are some has historically been a town of 3 religions. it all city where i am now has christian muslim and jewish quarters for now. fears are that if things continue developing the way they currently are, this center is old status quan. we'll see a radical change river ocean r r t from jerusalem. and that's for the hour. thanks for joining us for the latest breaking news and updates head over to archie dot com. and don't forget to follow us on all social media platforms. we'll see you back at the top of the hour. ah . so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy even foundation, let it be an arms race is on often very dramatic development. only personally, i'm going to resist. i don't see how that strategy will b

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the christians are any winning because of both christians muslims, and jews will be able to have beautiful hotels one day that they'll be out with the same. and that is exactly what christian and muslim communities find hard to believe. there are some has historically been a town of 3 religions. it's old city where i am now has christian moved them and jewish quarters for now. he is, are that if things continue developing the way they currently are? this center is old status quo. we'll see a radical change roshana archie from jerusalem. at the least developed countries conference. it had tar. the president of the central african republic gave a scathing speech toward the west. this treatment of his country. the central african republic has been subjected since his independence to systematic looting facilitated by the political instability maintained by certain western countries or the companies which finance arm, terrorist groups whose main leaders are foreign mercenaries. the conference took place and march and covered many topics with a diverse pool of guests from state leaders and indus

christian: hello.ll be live in eland tonight as joe biden makes that journey south to his ancestral home. we will find out what came of his visit to belfast and what the unionists made of his speech. also, more of our conversation between james clayton and elon musk. plenty to dissect in that, including musk's confession that he only went there with the takeover of twitter because a judge would have forced them to do it. and who controls the distribution of the abortion pill in america? the u.s. court -- government is in court to appeal a decision in texas to suspend the license. but let's start with president biden and a speech he gave parking the 25th anniversary of the friday agreement in whiche held out a promise of huge u.s. invement if and when stable government returns. he was careful not to warn or threaten the dup as he called for a return to power-sharing. >> i hope it is not too presumptuous of me to say that i believe the democratic institutions established in the agreement remain critical

if not, all of you are christians right does your does your christian faith place any limits on your life? i mean if you're going to say i'm a christian, is that going to place any kind of limits on you? of course, it will. right now you might want to go like commit adultery. right, and you can do it you're free to do it, but hopefully as a christian you might say i don't think that's a good idea because the scripture church tradition or whatever says that that's wrong. what do you mean? what do you mean? i can't commit adult you. i'm free. right. yeah, you technically aren't going to go to jail for. but christianity has placed a limit on you if you're serious about your faith. so religion becomes a kind of limit right the whole very notion of the puritan idea of total depravity. the calvinist idea is a limit because it suggests you are so depraved. that you can't rise above that the only what for calvinists what's the only way you can improve your life? and rise above the limits. well yes, but while you're living you're right. nicky dying. is that yeah, but while you're living. go a

in fact, i think the christians are winning because both christians muslims and jews will be able to have beautiful hotels one day that they'll be able to same. and that is exactly what christian and muslim communities find hard to believe. there are some that has historically been a town of 3 religion. it's all city where i am now has christian movement and jewish quarters for now. these are that if things continue developing the way they currently are the centuries old status. cool, we'll see a radical change later ocean r t from jerusalem. we'll move on to some business news now because mcdonalds and paul to the says most iconic companies are expected to begin. let's on something down some locations in america. we'll see journal has reported that the u. s. burger chain is about to restructure. earlier last week, the companies had office, reportedly asked us based employees, as well as some international stuff to work remotely. such moves comes following the fast food companies previous announcement that it would be updating its business strategy. or meanwhile, bloomberg has report

the christians aren't lucy at all. in fact, i think the cushions are any winning because both christians muslims and jews will be able to have beautiful hotels one day that they'll be able to say. and that is exactly what christian and muslim communities find hard to believe. there are solo, has historically been a town of 3 religions. it's all city where i am now has christian muslim and jewish quarters for now. fears are that if things continue developing the way they currently are, this center is old status quan. we'll see a radical change river ocean r r t from jerusalem. and russians and bower continued to expand their cultural ties with the new monument, celebrating the soviet victory during world war 2 to be built near a museum in the african countries capital. zimbabwe sets of built a monument honoring russia's victory in the world. war 2 at the african museum, currently being constructed right here behind me in the capital, had ari visible government is trying to maintain it strong relationship with moscow as

the christians aren't lucy at all. in fact, i think the christians are any winning because both christians muslims and jews will be able to have beautiful hotels one day that they'll be able to say. and that is exactly what christian and muslim communities find hard to believe. there are, some of them has historically been a town of 3 religions. it's old city where i am now has christian muslim and jewish quarters for now. fears are that if things continue developing the way they currently are the centuries old status quan, we'll see a radical change river ocean. are archie from jerusalem when he, thanks joining us. hey, on our t international for the latest updates, you can keep an eye on our website r t dot com, and we're here with ah ah ah ah, with loan welcome to worlds apart. whenever the russian discuss their historical or contemporary relations with turkey, the suggestion of keeping your friends close and your enemies haven't closer, almost invariably, makes its way into the discussion. moscow and enter, i haven

what is the meaning of this main christian holiday. of what and why the son of god came down to earth, took the form of a slave endured suffering, was crucified on the cross and resurrected. and what should we do, people of the 21st century, in order to really become partakers and heirs of the victory won by christ over death, the church gives us answers to these questions. she testifies that adler adam, incarnated from the blessed virgin, the son of god, ascending the oath of the consumer eve, you will be freed from death. the mission and we are alive truly, the lord gives us life with his love, delivers us from the fear of death and decay , heals spiritual bodily infirmities, supports in difficulties and trials, it comforts in sorrows and furnaces, it helps to follow the saving path that leads to eternal life, when god wipes away every tear of socheluskin and death will no longer be crying, crying, or sickness. it will no longer be, having accomplished the feat of redemption, the lord , by his sacrifice on the cross and glorious resu

christian: quickly on that point.- all the preparations around tomorrow, whether there will be a perp walk or mug shot, all of that is being hammered out today between the district attorney's office and the secret service. do we know anything about the detail? reporter: it really is quite something that less than 24 hours away and these details are still being hammered out. for example, we still don't know if he will have to take a mug shot when he arrives at the district attorney's office and th courthouse. there is still the issue of whether cameras will be allowed to capture this moment. that's something that t judge will be ruling on today after several media outlets wrote a letter say, given the -- saying, given the gravity of this proceeding and the fact that it has broad interest to the public, that they can't understate the importance of having video cameras, photographers, radio reporters inside the courtroom which normally doesn't happen, to be able to capture that moment when donald trump pleads. his lawyer

we share a christian faith , a deep christian faith, a deep christian faith, a deep christian faith.that the whole point of education, a deep liberal education, a deep liberal education of paideia , as the education of paideia, as the greeks called it, the whole point of an education is to learn how to die . why do we have learn how to die. why do we have to learn how to die? why is that so important? in order to know how to live ? but look at how how to live? but look at how things look like in that context . and if we suppose that death is the end and that's it, it's oven is the end and that's it, it's over. look at how different that looks from knowing that death has been conquered by christ himself, who by conquering death, as it said in the great eastern tradition of christianity, conquering death by death , by conquering death by death, by conquering death makes possible eternal life . makes possible eternal life. life with god himself . from the life with god himself. from the christian vantage point, that means the participation in the divine communion, the divine life of the

this is the time when, probably, all of us remember our christian calling.fore, accordingly, he opens his life to god, and in this openness a lot of things can happen in your personal life, some miracles have happened. well, i am a happy father of five children.

christian: jonathan, thank you very much indeed. take a look at the history of this investigation. in november, at dominic raab's request, rishi sunak appointed this man, a senior employment lawyer, to examine a series of complaints made by multiple civil servants. he has experience in handling whistleblower claims and was asked to investigate these claims in confidence and report back. he interviewed the top civil servants and three government departments headed by raab, spoke to antonio romero, simon mcdonald, and philip rycroft. initially, there were two formal complaints made against dominic raab, but there were widespread reports that other civil servants were unhappy. all in all, 24 gave evidence and there were eight formal complaints. what does the previous prime minister say? he had worked for david cameron, theresa may, boris, and rishi sunak. it is reported that theresa may had previously warned raab about it is -- is it a wider problem within government? the last review into bullying was carried out in 2018. and over 13 r

christianity. and i would like to remind your viewers that everything maybe even before my dad, there was a very symbolical events that took place in here. when a woman with chainsaw came, i the center of the city and she took down a huge wooden chrissy fictional plan that happened a almost a year or even longer, more than a year before. busy before my done and i saw that as a, as a very symbolic events about the future of body and possible future. all of the events in this geographical form. however, what we see now is in one side direct prosecution of christianity. busy of orthodox rashadi to be more precise and a silence. busy busy of officials, of course in the west where he is also from the, from the lion. where is rosa brad? ah. where are other politicians to say that the basic right to worship is being denied in the center of g. m. and it is being denied to the majority because the majority of worshippers of christians in ukraine are members of the ukranian orthodox church of the which is a

we share a christian faith , a deep christian faith, a deep christian faith, a deep christian faith. whole point of education, a deep liberal education, a deep liberal education of paideia , as the education of paideia, as the greeks called it, the whole point of an education is to learn how to die . why do we have learn how to die. why do we have to learn how to die? why is that so important? in order to know how to live ? but look at how how to live? but look at how things look like in that context . and if we suppose that death is the end and that's it, it's oven is the end and that's it, it's over. look at how different that looks from knowing that death has been conquered by christ himself, who by conquering death, as it said in the great eastern tradition of christianity, conquering death by death , by conquering death by death, by conquering death makes possible eternal life . makes possible eternal life. life with god himself . from the life with god himself. from the christian vantage point, that means the participation in the divine communion, the divine life of the holy tr

the christians aren't lucy at all. in fact, i think the christians are any winning because both christians muslims and jews will be able to have beautiful hotels. one day that they'll be able to say, and that is exactly what christian and muslim communities find hard to believe. there are some has historically been a town of 3 religions. it's old city where i am now has christian muslim and jewish quarters for now. fears are that if things continue developing the way they currently are the centuries old status quan, we'll see a radical change river ocean are artie from jerusalem. a staying in the middle east. 2 civilians have reportedly been killed after missile strikes by israeli air force is near damascus. the attacks come against the backdrop of the runs recent valid to events, the killing of its military advisers in syria. now, after the strike that took place on friday, and iranian military adviser died at the scene. another late to come to his wounds in hospital, sir unbundled the attack a terrorist and that won'

and what do i do as a christian or as christians?f we feel some kind of non-addition of these factors, some kind of internal contradiction. we need to test our faith again and again by works. because it is by deeds that the christian faith is strengthened and you will help us lord live by faith. may the lord help us to keep faith alive for us. and so that it was by faith in christ jesus who saved the race of mankind. voluntarily, who came to the death penalty. we could gain strength. fight against all untruth and lies and ascend even in small steps. but on the path that leads us. into the kingdom of heaven, the grace of god , the grace of the lord, and may our savior be with us all. and especially on the eve of holy week. when will our efforts and spiritual concentration be required? so that being at the services reading the holy scriptures prepare yourself for a worthy meeting with the resurrected savior. amen, i congratulate you on the holiday.

civilization in christianity.such , they work mainly with people who are quite young and with low level. education, well, having read some books, brochures, there is no basic anything serious in my head. well, that is, this is a very convenient material, you can tell any fairy tales, yes, show some simple books there. and now, having filled this void in the head with some false ideas, they are already trying so hard to direct his other spiritual qualities in a certain direction. as do any sects. my name is yakovenko egor served in azov, probably batteries for me. where did this shelf come from, now it has a second meaning i generally have a question mark yes, well, yes, something like that, but in general a sign of principles they do not allow us, but they also enclose the hotel too much. the flag has fallen. well, i think, do you know how it is in ukraine above? well, the symbol of the army is a landmark, so to speak, we have now basically. why exactly the scandinavian gods were the pagan gods in priority. really

well, by the way, not only a tribute to tradition, but a reminder to every christian and every christianoman that in christ in christ of their ukraine forever and ever amen in christ who, reading from the word of god, precedes this word and means in translation, preceding the proposed forward in antiquity. it was the full text of the psalm, the content of which corresponded to the celebrated event. subsequently, individual verses began to be recited, which, after the zodiac, repeats the course. create this day, the lord, let us rejoice and rejoice in the horse, these are the verses of the psalm, 117. and the reading, and today 's reading is from the book of the acts of the apostles, chapter one, verses one through eight, on easter , the renewal of the liturgical year , the renewal of the circle of our feasts of our fasting days memory of saints and readings. the lord will create the first intent for everyone, he does everything in biochemistry. i’m the one to start, jesus, create, and the teacher, even at the bottom, he commanded the apostle spirit. to the saints of their life bravo here

and this very church now is austin, their easter mass for the catholic christians. because for the orthodox this is going to be next week. and all of this going on a time of tension in the occupied territory, right. sheesh? absolutely. so the fear here was death. if the israeli occupation forces poor any restrictions or interfere the believers here, that crew of the air trigger and other passion. because on the last wednesday and thursday, i've seen that israeli occupation forces stormed alex armoires and they how forcefully removed the overnight palestine of worshippers. and they also have injured cancelled palestinians, and arrested more around $400.00 in the in the alex. i'm morse, which is the tour at all is site for muslims, and that happened in during, during ramadan. so jerusalem is important as significant for christians, for muslims and for geez, as well. however, many of the many of the muslims and christians here or seen that the author, nationalist israelis, and also the occupation forces here are making it extremely difficult for them to perform the fai

it's long been recently enough to condemn any old adult christian attack in prison and even kill them with steel. as long as saddam gray is kept busy for carrying school and this good news loaded, but i can't be media school or slow unsold. i remember when you yes, they said to with come on auto fill up. i was thinking if possible, but 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 ukrainian army destroyed the church, but it continues to operate the shanika just because we're looking at b riley in the m a. c. c s o pm. yeah, not 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 outdoor and most importantly, to divide it ukraine along religious lines. this is a new phone. i used to miss don. this is mimi with 2008 tens of thousands gathered in cave to welcome the russian orthodox church hierarchy. would come from moscow for

could you give me a procedure or something we didn't get one yesterday also was linear christian. you said sam for your fishing swimming with you through those or would you like johns of maybe doing issue already? that's extra being extra be interested being $2141.00. i've got enough where there was only to show you what it was initial me in the morning when i was i was nice what it was issued me a minute for a short kill or took me up with one voice just mentioned who was or book on beach ocean cook my gum with cookie book source, keep them out because i was smaller here. dollars in level lucian, cuz i was asking little printer which you know got shot in order to do the come inside and we need to restore that much positioning process. i'm right, if i don't, i just when you, when you get situated to meet him all chelsea bush and all that almost as 20 percent more special. if you look forward to me in the him, both of the class anyway, so, so we're 3 or our team during the miano journalist alexander you go it's, it isn't surprised about what's happening in ukraine's religious life.

well, by the way, not only a tribute to tradition, but a reminder to every christian to every christian that in christ in christ and of the ages amen in christ halleluy i jesus christ who reading from the word of god is preceded by thrakim this word and means in translation, preceding the proposed forward in antiquity. it was the full text of the psalm, the content of which corresponded to the celebrated event; later , individual verses began to be recited, which, after the zodiac, repeats the course. make it this day. let us rejoice in the lord and rejoice in the horse, these are the verses of the dog, 17. and today's reading is a reading from the book of acts of the apostles , chapter one, verses one through eight , the liturgical year is updated renewal of the circle of our feasts of our fasting days of remembrance of saints and readings. for god , you will create the first ambassador from me, he will do everything in biochemistry. i do start jesus, do the same and the teacher even at the door. he commanded the apostle by the spirit. let us bring their lives to the saints, bravo , be

so why have we lived to the point where began the persecution of christians on the orthodox in ukraines behind this about this cattle was smelted in our american method? see. what are the origins of this religious conflict in ukraine as far as the united states is involved in organizing the church schism. it seems to me that everything is rooted in the 2014 coup d'état, which was organized by barack obama josh soros and others in order to prevent russia from returning support to the countries of eastern europe. and, well, in russia, you need to know the next biggest change between the russian federation and the soviet union lies in the fact that russia returned to the russian orthodox church as its cultural basis, while in the ussr everything was determined by marxism. in the russian federation, the russian orthodox church is the predominant force in cultural terms, the main factor influencing culture. this poses a colossal grave threat to those who want to maintain the role of hegemon, the same thing is happening in the united states, in order for the marxist state to maintain power ,

two christian pascha radonicas were made holidays. a lot and the head of state understands well, knowing the lessons of history, that if human relations are destroyed, they will necessarily bring religious disagreements? during the great patriotic war, dozens of clergy, despite the spiritual dignity , resisted the occupation of the enemy, helped the front, were connected, but there were other clergy and not only in orthodoxy. and we see these others today. i absolutely agree with you oleg, you know how he wrote for the washington times at the height of the cold war , american conservatives officially called the soviet union an atheistic atheist nation. after more than 20 years, history has completed its cycle and now minsk and moscow can put forward similar accusations against today's west yes, of course, this is a huge transfiguration that is taking place on our lands, and here it was not without god's providence, because what a war the bolsheviks unleashed on religion, of course. e. well, probably, there were no analogues of history

would come from moscow for the $1020.00 of the anniversary of christianity in russia. a pretty come out to me is law. i feel with hotels in here don't do of course it in a few short. he is those who welcome to moscow, patriarch and key will be efficiently regarded as enemies of the ukrainian st. ah. somebody awful. yeah. i guess, yeah, found good shit of i say it was going for why she was going to sit in on the moon, which is good, but i'll try to go to what it must have procedures something we didn't get yesterday. also it was really nice and you said, you're fishing, swimming underscore with you through those or would you like to run the war with jobs or maybe doing issue or likes to being extra be interested being 2141. i've got enough where there still was only just show the come on what it was initial me in the morning to be different from what i was nice what it was, issued me a minute for a short term or took me up with my son who was book on beach ocean took my gum with quickbook source, keep it on my own daughter because i was smaller here. there was dollars i

this is the cradle of christianity its origin. know that the religious heritage is not only about one temple, but in a whole series of shrines reflects the identity of the orthodox and orthodoxy. so that she knows her ukrainian vera, he brought his son, bringing the same faith and ukrainian get it all at once , this is poured on you when i see that this monastery is used as a battlefield in a cultural war, but i know that persecution is fire, melting believers rallied the persecution of the church in the early period. they did not lead to a split. i think true believers on ukraine will only become stronger in their faith and persecution. back to the church in ukraine i suggest that the true believers should make up their minds and make a difference instead of being controlled and destroyed by the secular government. they themselves must infiltrate the government and engage in its reform from the inside. regardless of what happens outside of it. you know a building is just a building. no matter how important it is, the church is in