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Now please delete this thread. You were able to do so with the Discord, so you can do it.


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Father Joseph,
Klaus was advising to delete this thread because it’s an ...

Additionally, Saint Constantine was baptized in Rome by Saint Sylvester and not on his deathbed by Arians as is commonly claimed.

Unseen, you are the one who brought up baptism. While I don’t know the exact circumstances of your situation, it goes without saying that we shouldn’t use cherry-picked ...

Thats not my point.....
I know the practise occurred, but it was not approved of by the Church. It wasn't common either as far as I'm aware. Happy to be corrected.

You're being deceptive because the argument is irrelevant. Anyway, I digress. It seems a number of people have told you the same ...

The reply of St. Philaret to Solzhenitsyn:
https://www.rocorstudies.org/2012/11/30/the-reply-to-alexander-i-solzhenitsyn/

Solzhenitsyn wasn’t a bad person. In fact his books are good and he had a lot to say about Russia, but unfortunately he wanted ROCOR and the MP to unite. This letter of the ...

Solzhenitsyn was different to Ilyin in several significant respects. Ilyin was a supporter of the White movement and ROCOR, while Solzhenitsyn was in the Red Army in WWII and a Sergianist. However, the Soviets threw Solzhenitsyn into the gulag when they found him criticizing Stalin in a letter. He ...

I by no means claim to be fully read on Ivan Ilyin's works (having only read a handful) but I do know it's common for the Vatnik-Putinist crew to "claim" Ilyin as their own and that if he were around today he would've agreed with Putin... The answer to this obviously is no.

This article clearly ...

The part about Ivan Ilyin supporting the Soviet state is completely bogus. Despite remaining critical of Hitler, Mussolini, and fascism, he supported Operation Barbarossa (the German invasion of the USSR) and hoped that it might free Russia. Most of the Russian exile community felt this way. Never ...