The Resilience of Russian Christianity Post-Communism

Despite the horrific toll of the communist regime, including the murder of hundreds of thousands of priests, Russian Orthodox Christianity has endured and thrived. The Church of the Savior on Spilled Blood stands as a testament to this resilience, built on the very site where Alexander II's carriage was bombed. The fear surrounding modern Russia stems from its departure from communism, a shift that challenges narratives held by some Zionist figures.

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