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ONE of the problems
ReplyDeleteinterest V. Solovyeva in called work, that's how
Spain becomes the bearer of "diabolical beginning of religious violence". It
compares the situation with Russian history. "Nothing prevented the Spaniards
to treat the subject the Moors, as, for example, our much
less cultural ancestors reacted to conquer the Tatars of Kazan and
Astrakhan Kingdom, namely, to leave them to live quietly in their places in the
as equal citizens. After all, did even pagan Rome..."
(P. 216). The tasks of the Inquisition was to combat "alien":
"To bring religious and political "sedition" of the Spanish power,
to bring everyone to a common denominator -- that is the Supreme goal. All were brought in
the victim of the external unity of the Orthodox powers" (P. 219). V. Solovyovsame
stands for the preservation of a cultural paradigm. In the Preface to "Three
the talk," (his latest book), he says:
"Our remaining restrictions on religious freedom -- one of the most
big for me heart pain, because I see and feel how
all of these external restraints is harmful and painful not only for those
exposed, but mainly for Christian business in Russia, and
therefore, for the Russian people, and hence for the Russian
of the state"