In society No God? Is there God? An additional examination will show July 7, 2016 Elena Sannikova Viktor Krasnov from Stavropol was on trial for the statement “There is no God”, written during the discussion on the VKontakte network. I’m trying to recall: and in the atheistic Soviet Union could they sue for the phrase “God”? They could create troubles: expel from the university, expel from prestigious work.

Peskov’s standard comment on any high-profile story that is unpleasant for the authorities: the Kremlin is not following this matter. There's something strange about observation there. What you don’t ask about - you don’t know, haven’t heard, haven’t read. At worst, they didn’t study it closely. And then they asked Peskov about football players and champagne and unexpectedly received the comment: “Of course, Putin heard about the situation with Kokorin and Mamaev.” "Certainly"!

In the Kremlin Games of the postmodern era July 7, 2016 Boris Kolymagin The Russian state systematically drives religion into reservation. Putin’s secularism looks back at the practice of the USSR, where religious life was strictly regulated and actually boiled down to the “departure of the cult”. The “Yarovaya Law”, which provides for the introduction to the law “On Freedom of Conscience and Religious Associations” of the head of “missionary activity”, is another step in this direction.

One, two, three, four, five - I'm going to look! I who did not hide is not to blame ... However, the game, which the head of the Russian state plays with the public, is not quite similar to classic "hide and seek". Because in the Putin version of folk fun he is hiding alone, but everything is looking for. The last time Vladimir Vladimirovich disappeared a little more than a year ago. Then he did not appear in public for eight days.