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Editorial: Secularization of Political Thought in Russia: from the “Right of Existence” to the Empire and Geopolitics
Marcin Zwierżdżyński
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“This holiday brings joy and awakens pure thoughts. It unites us around ideals of goodness, love and mercy. These eternal values have a special significance for Russia, serving for centuries as a spiritual foundation for our society. It is very important that today the Russian Orthodox Church and other Christian confessions in Russia carry on the traditions of responsible service, helping people to find faith and giving them strength along the way...
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