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our Orthodox Church never actually forbids people from doing anything

Union of Orthodox Journalists (SPZH) · Aug 13 · View source

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It is not a sin. Our Orthodox Church never actually forbids people from doing anything. It does not forbid – it simply very strongly recommends abstaining.

Union of Orthodox Journalists (SPZH) · Aug 13 · View source
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The Ecumenical Patriarchate has never been a spectator of the course of human affairs

For · the Ecumenical Patriarchate
Orthodox Times (EN) · Aug 13 · View source Υπουργείο Εξωτερικών · Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 2.0 Wikipedia
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Here is a church that the state does not persecute. You do not have to become its followers—it is enough simply not to express your negative position towards it.

For · the Renovationist Church
OrthoChristian.com (Pravoslavie.ru EN) · Aug 13 · View source
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This is the Kyiv-Pechersk Lavra. It has always been an Orthodox shrine, and it remains one. There can be no politics in such things. And no ‘Russian World,’

For · the Kyiv-Pechersk Lavra
Union of Orthodox Journalists (SPZH) · Aug 17 · View source
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Obviously, there should simply be a ban. We have a ban on all religious organizations that cooperate with Russia. But how are you going to prove it when they just sit there and pray for Kirill? There is simply no tangible evidence whatsoever

Against · UOC
Union of Orthodox Journalists (SPZH) · Aug 14 · View source
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zealous followers of the Russian Patriarchate act in the same way as the opponents of the Apostle Paul did

Against · Russian Patriarchate
Union of Orthodox Journalists (SPZH) · Aug 18 · View source
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that the issue had never been considered or discussed by the Church

Against · Diocese of Boka Kotorska
Orthodox Times (EN) · Aug 14 · View source Wikipedia
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“The fact that, instead of imposing strict demands upon the followers of Russian Pharisaism in Ukraine, we demonstrate humility and call them to fraternal dialogue, mutual understanding and unity—rather than judging them according to the canons, as the Patriarchate of Alexandria has done with similar Russian ecclesiastical usurpers in Africa—does not mean that we lack the right to act in this way,” he said. “Our conciliatory approach must not be interpreted by anyone as supposed evidence that we do not possess this right or that we ourselves harbour doubts about it.

Against · Russian Pharisaism
Orthodox Times (EN) · Aug 16 · View source Дніпропетровська обласна державна адміністрація · Wikimedia Commons · CC BY 4.0 Wikipedia
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