I spoke to a man here in the US who was quite religious. When I told him that Russia was now the most Christian country in Asia, he was surprised and aghast. He hadn’t heard about the reinstallment of the Russian Orthodox Church after the fall of the USSR, perhaps he didn’t even believe it. I told him also about the Ukrainians imprisonin…
I spoke to a man here in the US who was quite religious. When I told him that Russia was now the most Christian country in Asia, he was surprised and aghast. He hadn’t heard about the reinstallment of the Russian Orthodox Church after the fall of the USSR, perhaps he didn’t even believe it. I told him also about the Ukrainians imprisoning priests. His mindset was that the USSR was still basically what Russia was, that there really was no transition worth talking about or even considering. I am sure he is not alone.
I spoke to a man here in the US who was quite religious. When I told him that Russia was now the most Christian country in Asia, he was surprised and aghast. He hadn’t heard about the reinstallment of the Russian Orthodox Church after the fall of the USSR, perhaps he didn’t even believe it. I told him also about the Ukrainians imprisoning priests. His mindset was that the USSR was still basically what Russia was, that there really was no transition worth talking about or even considering. I am sure he is not alone.