Brickbat: Without a Prayer
Russian police arrested Roman Dobrokhotov after he tried to tried to pray for the nation to be delivered from Vladimir Putin at Moscow's Christ the Savior Cathedral.
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It's like rain, on your wedding day.
Putin could take a few lessons on dealing with hecklers from Daniel Tosh.
Or Michael Richards.
You expect Putin to lower himself to the level of a Lithuanian basketball fan?
insults and holy water
Nice band name.
When religion and government work together, there's nothing they can't accomplish.
When the church makes itself politically partisan, it also makes itself a target of political protest.
Given all they suffered for supporting the tsar and then the White Army, the leaders of the Russian Orthodox Church should know that better than anyone.