Other books in the works include a family history of a woman from Chechnya, including her perspective of Putin's crackdown on the region, an examination of the Russian Orthodox Church and its ties ...

Also the Russian Orthodox church in 1956 published a Russian Bible in Moscow which contained these Books. [JBC, p. 524] More details from a scholarly Protestant viewpoint can be found in The New ...

The book places this unholy alliance in its historical context, tracing the church’s fortunes under Ivan the Terrible, Peter the Great and Catherine the Great, among others. In 1918 Vladimir ...

The church belongs to the Ukrainian Orthodox Church (UOC) – which, despite the name, has traditionally been loyal to the Russian Orthodox Church, and whose current leader Patriarch Kiril has ...