From Russia the anti-family poison spread, and now from Russia comes the antidote

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The people in the hall certainly don’t agree on Putin’s behavior in the Ukraine conflict. They do agree, however, that we are in a global anthropological crisis that is attacking the nature and identity of the human person, and they share the same determination to rise against it.
 
Yes, I had noticed this conference being held last week.

I don’t understand the title though, that ‘anti-family’ poison spread from Russia? It has spread from the West with the introduction of contraception, free love in the '60s, single parent families, abortion on demand, etc…and more recently the complete disintegration of marriage through the introduction of SSM.
 
Yes, I had noticed this conference being held last week.

I don’t understand the title though, that ‘anti-family’ poison spread from Russia? It has spread from the West with the introduction of contraception, free love in the '60s, single parent families, abortion on demand, etc…and more recently the complete disintegration of marriage through the introduction of SSM.
Although I haven’t read it, I have heard that all you mentioned is directly related to the Communist Manifesto. If so, then this certainly does come from Russia, not the west. Perhaps someone better read can comment?
 
Although I haven’t read it, I have heard that all you mentioned is directly related to the Communist Manifesto. If so, then this certainly does come from Russia, not the west. Perhaps someone better read can comment?
Let’s assume that is correct, i.e. that it was laid out in the communist manifesto. But how did communist ideals ‘spread’ to the West, particularly as the West totally shunned Russia during the cold war era, as well as communism?

The West still managed, with its’ capitalist /democratic ways, to get to the same point i.e. the erosion of marriage and the family.
 
This stinks of soviet socialism. Everything the Soviet Union did was for appearances. The tried to hide the conditions most citizens were living in. The people lived in fear of being reported on by neighbors and friends.

The pro-family stuff being promoted by Putin et al. is propaganda. Don’t fall for it. Putin doesn’t care about human life; he just wants more Russian babies. Nothing wrong with that except that many children already are abandoned at orphanages because the parents can’t afford them.
 
The pro-family stuff being promoted by Putin et al. is propaganda. Don’t fall for it. Putin doesn’t care about human life; he just wants more Russian babies. Nothing wrong with that except that many children already are abandoned at orphanages because the parents can’t afford them.
No really, I think this could take off. All these “pro-family” activists have to do is explain that they were inspired by Putin and that they think we should follow his lead and incorporate those ideals here. I mean, there’s no way that Americans wouldn’t get on board with that. :rolleyes:
 
No really, I think this could take off. All these “pro-family” activists have to do is explain that they were inspired by Putin and that they think we should follow his lead and incorporate those ideals here. I mean, there’s no way that Americans wouldn’t get on board with that. :rolleyes:
Indeed. Because they are all about appearances, too.
 
*Additional information to ponder at *The Saint Andrew First - Called Foundation website…
http://www.st-andrew-foundation.org/en/news

The large Families and the Future of Humanity Forum finished
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* September 10–12**, Moscow hosted the Large Families and the Future of Humanity Forum, which brought together over 1,000 people from every** Russian region** and 45 countries around the globe. The Forum participants received greetings from the Russian President Vladimir Putin as well as from: Valentina Matviyenko, Chairman of the Federation Council; Sergey Naryshkin, Chairman of the State Duma; Onuphrius, Metropolitan of Kiev and All Ukraine; and Svetlana Medvedeva, President of Socio-Cultural Initiatives Foundation.*
http://www.st-andrew-foundation.org/en/news/post/26
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Konstantin Malofeev, Chairman of the St. Basil the Great Charitable Foundation, invited the
* Forum** participants to **compare **the **typical **Russian family before and after the tragic events of 1917. The birth rate before the revolution was seven children per woman, and if this level had been maintained there would be over half a billion people living in Russia now instead of the mere 147 million, according to the calculations of Dmitri Ivanovich Mendeleev. Why did we have such a high birth rate? Because Russia was an Orthodox nation. In 1920, the Bolsheviks legalized abortions and destroyed 85 percent of the clergy… But over the past 25 years, approximately 25,000 churches and 800 monasteries have been rebuilt in modern Russia. We would **like **to see such **a miracle happen **in Europe. Apparently, our Ukrainian brothers were not aware of the fact that as soon as they sign the association agreement with Europe, they will have to support gay pride parades and same-sex marriages, which are alien to a country **with *such deeply-rooted Orthodox traditions.
 
*Additional information to ponder at *The Saint Andrew First - Called Foundation website…
http://www.st-andrew-foundation.org/en/news

The large Families and the Future of Humanity Forum finished
From
* September 10–12**, Moscow hosted the Large Families and the Future of Humanity Forum, which brought together over 1,000 people from every** Russian region** and 45 countries around the globe. The Forum participants received greetings from the Russian President Vladimir Putin as well as from: Valentina Matviyenko, Chairman of the Federation Council; Sergey Naryshkin, Chairman of the State Duma; Onuphrius, Metropolitan of Kiev and All Ukraine; and Svetlana Medvedeva, President of Socio-Cultural Initiatives Foundation.*
http://www.st-andrew-foundation.org/en/news/post/26
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Konstantin Malofeev, Chairman of the St. Basil the Great Charitable Foundation, invited the
* Forum** participants to **compare **the **typical **Russian family before and after the tragic events of 1917. The birth rate before the revolution was seven children per woman, and if this level had been maintained there would be over half a billion people living in Russia now instead of the mere 147 million, according to the calculations of Dmitri Ivanovich Mendeleev. Why did we have such a high birth rate? Because Russia was an Orthodox nation. In 1920, the Bolsheviks legalized abortions and destroyed 85 percent of the clergy… But over the past 25 years, approximately 25,000 churches and 800 monasteries have been rebuilt in modern Russia. We would **like **to see such **a miracle happen **in Europe. Apparently, our Ukrainian brothers were not aware of the fact that as soon as they sign the association agreement with Europe, they will have to support gay pride parades and same-sex marriages, which are alien to a country **with *such deeply-rooted Orthodox traditions.
 
Although I haven’t read it, I have heard that all you mentioned is directly related to the Communist Manifesto. If so, then this certainly does come from Russia, not the west. Perhaps someone better read can comment?
Are you serious?

Moscow became Communist due to New York, London and Washington DC.

And Moscow eventually repudiated Communism, while the US remains in a Communist system.
 
The pro-family stuff being promoted by Putin et al. is propaganda. Don’t fall for it. Putin doesn’t care about human life; he just wants more Russian babies. Nothing wrong with that except that many children already are abandoned at orphanages because the parents can’t afford them.
The article linked to in the OP stated that in just 5 years, there has been a 30% reduction in the number of orphans in Russia. I’m also not sure why you think this is propaganda and what it is you think we shouldn’t fall for. Is the message not sound?
 
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