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Dugin frames the interview around comparative eschatology across American Protestant, Zionist, Islamic, and Russian Orthodox traditions.
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Russian Orthodoxy
Dugin frames the interview around comparative eschatology across American Protestant, Zionist, Islamic, and Russian Orthodox traditions.
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Dugin says Russian Orthodoxy never had a Christian Zionist equivalent: Judaism is respected as a separate faith, while chosenness after Christ is rejected theologically.
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"just have sent that in order to show a kind of context of approach to the end time problem in four different traditions in..."
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"make appeal to this slides okay let me try to bring it on the zoom i've haven't done this before"
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"So that was planned in the same time in the 17th century, precisely in Amsterdam around the Dutch Protestants. And from this circle, John..."
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"They were. And we, so we, we affirm that, you know, they, they were the chosen people. And that was true, truth. But when..."
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"After that started some ideological tension between Soviet Union and Israel, but no theological basis. Putin is pragmatic leader. He is considered by us,..."
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