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What is a multi-tented church perceived as a symbol of the unique position of russia?
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St. Basil's Cathedral
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How did peter the Great limit the powers of the church in Russia?
he eliminated the position of the patriarch of the Russian orthodox church
How did the peter the great limit the power of the church in Russia?
he eliminated the position of the patriarch of the Russian orthodox church
How did peter the great limit the power of the church of Russia?
he eliminated the position of the patriarch of the Russian orthodox church
What is the official church of Russia?
The official church of Russia is the Russian Orthodox Church. Even though it is the official church there is complete religious freedom in most of Russia.
The official church of Russia was?
The Russian Orthodox Church
Biggest church in russia?
Russian Orthodox Church.
Is there any Catholic Church in Ekaterinburg Russia?
Yes, St. Anne is a Catholic Church in Ekaterinburg, Russia. Their phone number is 3433714664.
Does Russia have a theocracy?
No , Russia does not. A theocracy is a government controlled by a church or other religious institution.
What did peter do to Russia's church bells?
He made cannons out of them.
The official church or Russia was the?
Russian Orthodox Christian
What is the baptism rate in the Mormon Russia Mission?
There are currently eight missions of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (commonly called the "Mormon" Church) in Russia. These are Russia Moscow, Russia Moscow South, Russia Novosibirsk, Russia Rostov, Russia Saint Petersburg, Russia Samara, Russia Vladivostok, and Russia Yekaterinburg. The Church does not publish baptism rates for individual missions, but in general, baptism rates in Russia are slightly higher than in western European countries. You could contact each individual mission if you need exact numbers. The contact information for each mission is found below under "Related Links".
What has the author Paul B Anderson written?
Paul B Anderson has written: 'People, church and state in modern Russia' -- subject(s): Church and state, Russia, Religion
