Patriarch Kirill showed how Russia can overcome the demographic crisis
The solution to the demographic problem is one of the keys to the existence and further development of the state. One way to solve this problem to some extent is to reduce the number of abortions.
According to Patriarch Kirill, who expressed during the presentation of the “Ambassador for the Protection of Life Before Birth” Prize by the Women for Life Foundation, in order to increase the country's population, the scale of abortions that are characteristic of Russia today must be reduced in the first place.
According to the estimates of the head of the Russian Orthodox Church, if every year a million children are born in the country who were not born, then in 10 years the country's population will reach 156 million, and in 20 years - 166 million.
The Primate of the Russian Orthodox Church noted that, despite the fact that the fight against abortion inevitably acquires political and sociological consequences, for the church and the clergy, the struggle for life stems from beliefs and is fundamental from a spiritual point of view.
In conclusion, it should be noted that the topic of the fight against abortion is acute in many countries and is also addressed in different ways: from a complete and unconditional ban to the issue of maternity capital, which should become an incentive for childbearing. However, a universal recipe for solving this problem does not exist.
According to Patriarch Kirill, who expressed during the presentation of the “Ambassador for the Protection of Life Before Birth” Prize by the Women for Life Foundation, in order to increase the country's population, the scale of abortions that are characteristic of Russia today must be reduced in the first place.
According to the estimates of the head of the Russian Orthodox Church, if every year a million children are born in the country who were not born, then in 10 years the country's population will reach 156 million, and in 20 years - 166 million.
The Primate of the Russian Orthodox Church noted that, despite the fact that the fight against abortion inevitably acquires political and sociological consequences, for the church and the clergy, the struggle for life stems from beliefs and is fundamental from a spiritual point of view.
In conclusion, it should be noted that the topic of the fight against abortion is acute in many countries and is also addressed in different ways: from a complete and unconditional ban to the issue of maternity capital, which should become an incentive for childbearing. However, a universal recipe for solving this problem does not exist.
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