Editorial RES 2/2022 Orthodoxy and Heterodoxy: The Religious Underground in the Twentieth Century East-Central Europe

Șincan, Anca; Biliuță, Ionuț

doi:10.2478/ress-2022-0101

Review of Ecumenical Studies Sibiu

2022

DOI: 10.2478/ress-2022-0101

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Editorial RES 2/2022 Orthodoxy and Heterodoxy: The Religious Underground in the Twentieth Century East-Central Europe

Anca Șincan¹,

Ionuț Biliuță²

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The Romanian Orthodox Church between the Alliance for the Union of Romanians and the Putinist Temptation: Ultranationalist Propaganda Among Orthodox Clergymen and the Russian War Agaianst Ukraine

Biliuță¹

2023

Studia UBB Theol. Cath. Latina

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The present essay details the intricate relationship between the Romanian Orthodox hierarchy and the conflict in Ukraine on various levels (philanthropic, social, ecclesiological, political). While most of the Orthodox bishops in Romania continue to voice their concern about the war, few condemn the complicity of the Russian Orthodox Church in endorsing the military involvement of Russia in Ukraine. Another factor that contributed to the moral anaesthesia of the Orthodox bishops has to do with the silent political preference for the pro-Russian, ultranationalist Alliance of the Union of Romanians party (AUR). While the Romanian Patriarchate condemned vehemently the political instrumentalization of Orthodoxy, against the official position of the hierarchy, a part of the regular and monastic clergy still nurtures admiration for Vladimir Putin, seen as the main benefactor of the Orthodox Church worldwide and his pro-Christian policies.

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The Romanian Orthodox Church between the Alliance for the Union of Romanians and the Putinist Temptation: Ultranationalist Propaganda Among Orthodox Clergymen and the Russian War Agaianst Ukraine

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2023

Studia UBB Theol. Cath. Latina

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Editorial RES 2/2022 Orthodoxy and Heterodoxy: The Religious Underground in the Twentieth Century East-Central Europe

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The Romanian Orthodox Church between the Alliance for the Union of Romanians and the Putinist Temptation: Ultranationalist Propaganda Among Orthodox Clergymen and the Russian War Agaianst Ukraine

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