God... Truth or fiction?

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Kamikaze;84491

NoWizard, I understand your patriotic feelings and your strong hatred towards the West (Germany, USA). "Atheism, the decline of morals, and tales of a beautiful life 'overseas' – this is the weapon they use against us, the Freemasons" – is that really how they fight? Very interesting. And who told you these tales of a beautiful life overseas, which Freemason? Enemies are everywhere. They want to destroy Russia. What scoundrels. But what kind of fanaticism is this? How long will you keep looking for the root of evil outside? The rot is inside, and faith has nothing to do with it. Everyone believes in something. Even egoists and atheists. And where did you get these beautiful stories about Lenin and others? Although, of course, it's well written, bravo!!! Truly.

I have nothing against America, quite the opposite. I'm not talking about Americans, but about Freemasons. Their goal is not to destroy Russia (and why would they?), but to conquer it. The rot is inside – of course, that's what I'm saying; read the post more carefully. The plan is to corrupt from within. Because a united Russia (meaning the country, not the party) cannot be physically defeated – history has proven that. That's why they act cunningly. All my statements are based on the stories of those who lived during that time. My family on my mother's side suffered a lot during the Soviet era (of course, they suffered very positively) and I am saying what my grandmother told me (who, by the way, miraculously avoided being shot; she was arrested only because she was German. Positive? Very positive!) while she was still alive, and even what her grandfather told her. I get my information from primary sources, not from the "edited" textbook of the 90s.

Ganymed;84566

2Nowizard
Yes, during the Soviet era, Orthodoxy was underground, and the Communist Party was dominant. But a little earlier, it was exactly the opposite, and for a much longer time. The Church got what it deserved because its guilt in the collapse of Tsarist Russia is by no means insignificant. If you know the history of Russia, including church history, you will understand what I mean.

And in what, exactly, does the Church's guilt manifest itself?

Бог есть любовь