Michka, Vitaly
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In the beginning the Bible of Slavs, probably, appeared in Greek and Latin versions, as it was known that some tribes, especially west Slavic tribes, were converted into Christianity before Cyril and Methodius. Probably, Frizingensk fragments were dated from the pre-Cyrillic time, though the majority of the scientists who are experts in the Slavic field dated them as tenth century. The unclear message of the so-called Pannonski legend relates that Cyril got the Gospel and Psalms in the city of Kherson in…- 3.0 K • Ongoing
- Christianity in Russia among the Slavic population appeared no earlier than the ninth century. However, within Russian borders Christianity can be traced all the way back to the third century. Legend connects the name of the Apostle Andrew with the preaching of the Gospel in this area. As far back as the third century, one can find references to some Greek populated eparchies in the southern regions of today’s Russia. The spreading of Christianity throughout the country is hard to trace. Only in…
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- Inside the New Russia is a reference book containing much in-depth information about the Commonwealth of Independent States and the people living within its boundaries. The book helps the reader to understand who the people of the CIS are and why they became the nation they are today. The information they are searching for. Part One is a collection of three articles about the Russian Church, the spread of Christianity, and the Slavic Bible. The first article, Religion and the Church in the CIS, explains…
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