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Dugin's term for distributed power between emperor/state and patriarch/church in Orthodox political theology.
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Byzantine symphony
Dugin's term for distributed power between emperor/state and patriarch/church in Orthodox political theology.
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Dugin defines Russia's church-state relation through Byzantine symphony between imperial head and patriarch, with minority traditional religions accepted but politically limited.
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"...between Holy Patriarch Suryu and Mr. Putin, there are relations as symphony. A symphony that is Byzantine concept developed of Justinian, Emperor Justinian, that..."
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"So Putin is motivated by interests of Russia. He is Christian Orthodox. That's very important. He is not just the head of the state..."
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"...Russian Empire. In fact, the great Russian composer, he wrote a symphony dedicated to celebrating the victory over Napoleon called the 1812 Overture. Have..."
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