John B. DunlopSenior Fellow at the Hoover InstitutionReligion in Communist LandsDunlop, John, 'The Russian Orthodox Church in the Millennium Year: What it Needs from the Soviet State', Religion in Communist Lands, Vol. 16, No.2, 1988....
This piece, written by Russian Fyodor Dostoyevsky, is divided into two parts: one solely the Underground Man’s thoughts, and the second the story of an event that occurred in the Underground Man’s early adulthood. The entirety of the novella is centered around the narrator’s ideas and ...
united in their faith under the Russian Orthodox Church, but otherwise in fierce competition between themselves. The situation was complicated further by the Mongol overlords, requiring regular tributes ever since they conquered most of the Russian principalities back in the first half of the 13th ...
Orthodox Christianity A branch with roots in the Eastern Orthodox Church. The Russian Orthodox Church is a prominent institution in Orthodox Christianity. 10 Christianity Holds the Bible as sacred scripture and follows the Trinity doctrine. The Father, Son, and Holy Spirit are central to Christian ...
Cornelius Loos was one of the young military officers who followed the king into Russia and he was at the Battle of Poltava where Charles was defeated by the Russian Tsar, Peter the Great. After the battle he followed Charles who fled along with the last remnants of his army into the land...
Former Russian president Dmitry Medvedev directly tied Trump’s election to Russia’s aggression in Ukraine. Hepostedon X, “Kamala is finished…Let her keep cackling infectiously. The objectives of the Special Military Operation remain unchanged and will be achieved.” ...
“Ukraine may be Russian some day.”–The full extent of what he meantbecame clearas the two presidents extended summit invitations to each other during yesterday’s 90-minute conversation. Forget about joining NATO or US boots on the ground. Ukraine would have to concede territory that Russia...
The Russian military is portrayed as doing God's work – even the Russian Orthodox Church has endorsed the so-called "special operation" as a moral imperative. Media crackdown leaves many Russians in the dark about conflict("CBS Mornings") ...
What Is Chabad? Chabad is an OrthodoxHasidic sect based in Brooklyn, New York. It is also sometimes known as Lubavitch (orChabad-Lubavitch ) after the town in Russia where the movement was centered for much of the 19th century. Though not numerically the largest Hasidic group in the world...
Much like the Ukrainian people of our own time, where cities and towns are facing a Russian invasion, the people in the little town of Pontmain, France faced an advancing army as the Franco-Prussian war of 1871 raged. They were terrified. But suddenly, the Virgin Mary, while simultaneously...