the most accurate description, oddly enough, turns out to be the czechs, the czechs, because even liskovis skepticism, yes, he is surprisingly somehow delicate, well, and accurate from the point of view of just some factual things, he is not mistaken there , yes, well, this seems to me to be the tragedy of our derevolutionary culture, because if you look at english literature there, well, it’s always like this or otherwise the vicar will find it. some bishop will find a place in the plot, and not necessarily comical, sometimes even very meaningful and worthy, but with us, you know, it’s as if this part of society was not noticed at all, the clergy seemed to exist on their own, a closed class, a separate class, a class that has no place at the university, there is no theology at the university, theology is somewhere in the theological academy, in a closed class educational institution, but in no way... accessible at all. it is clear that, especially people who deal with the reverend, it seems, well, everyone knows, everyone knows, well, at least about some basic things, but i think that q