The Russian Orthodox Church worries that Russia will be left without Russians
Archpriest Dimitry Smirnov, head of the Russian Orthodox Church’s Patriarchal Commission for Family, Maternal and Child Welfare, expressed concern that there are fewer and fewer Russians left. He believes that in a few decades they will not remain in the country at all.
- he said during a conversation with students of the Minsk Theological Academy, adding that Muslims will live in the European part of Russia, and Chinese in the Asian part. The event took place in November last year, but his record appeared on Smirnov’s website Now.
The priest turned to examples from history. Thus, the archpriest noted, in the heyday of the Byzantine Empire was a major cultural center, and now there is nothing left of it.
Smirnov believes that something similar could happen with Russia. If the Hagia Sophia in Constantinople was once turned into a mosque, then in Moscow, from the bell tower of Ivan the Great, a minaret can turn out.
The representative of the Russian Orthodox Church proposes to strengthen the Orthodox faith so that the process of extinction of the Russian nation is stopped.
- said the clergyman.
The fact that the number of Muslims in the country may increase, previously stated the head of the Council of Muftis of Russia Ravil Gainutdin. According to his forecast, by 2034 Muslims will make up almost a third of the population of the Russian Federation.
Ukraine, Belarus, Russia - they are dying out. As a Russian state, we are left about 30 years old
- he said during a conversation with students of the Minsk Theological Academy, adding that Muslims will live in the European part of Russia, and Chinese in the Asian part. The event took place in November last year, but his record appeared on Smirnov’s website Now.
The priest turned to examples from history. Thus, the archpriest noted, in the heyday of the Byzantine Empire was a major cultural center, and now there is nothing left of it.
Smirnov believes that something similar could happen with Russia. If the Hagia Sophia in Constantinople was once turned into a mosque, then in Moscow, from the bell tower of Ivan the Great, a minaret can turn out.
The representative of the Russian Orthodox Church proposes to strengthen the Orthodox faith so that the process of extinction of the Russian nation is stopped.
We need to slow down this process with heels, erase the heels in the blood so that the Lord can show their worn heels at the Judgment. Well, I tried, you see? So do what you should, and be what will be there
- said the clergyman.
The fact that the number of Muslims in the country may increase, previously stated the head of the Council of Muftis of Russia Ravil Gainutdin. According to his forecast, by 2034 Muslims will make up almost a third of the population of the Russian Federation.
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