In general, the public is not against the initiatives discussed at the round table, but, according to a significant part of experts and representatives of Christian denominations, these innovations cannot be carried out by administrative methods with the help of the state.

In society In the order of clarification September 27, 2009 Viktor Shenderovich Good people! Tell me that I was mistaken. That I have glitches. Because - well, this cannot be! Well, yes: we knew that he was a cynic. And what a vulgar, they knew. And that I haven’t met the sweeter than people in life ... But so that ... no, this is clearly a hallucination! Or did you see it too? Poster - along all Moscow highways. Mono -performance Vladimir Solovyov: “We are Russian. God is with us!

Last week, the Institute of Religion and Law hosted a round table “Religious Policy in Russia: From Freedom of Conscience to Mandatory State Ideology?” In addition to the institute, the initiator of the event was the Social Movement for a Secular and Democratic State. It was attended by representatives of a number of Christian churches - Orthodox, Old Believers, Protestants, as well as experts and scientists from various universities and scientific institutes.