Moscow summer snow is blowing, getting into your nostrils, getting into your eyes. Hot. Two corpulent, tanned guys of about thirty are walking towards us, raking with their hands like seals with flippers. Both are wearing light linen pants.

The fact that the scandalous book “The Da Vinci Code” and the entire campaign around it was ordered and directed by the Vatican, and was also largely executed by it, I personally have no doubt. First, we must look for the “motive for the crime.” He is. Catholicism has been experiencing a serious crisis for half a century. Experts say that the problem of Catholicism is no longer only in the flock, in the parishioners, or rather, in their absence, but in the monks, priests, and clergy.

Summer Moscow snow, clogs into the nostrils, climbs in the eyes. Frying. Two corporate tanned guy of about thirty go towards, rake their hands like seals with flippers. On both light linen pants.

Georgy Stepanovich Knabe On June 22, 1941, I was a student at the Institute of Philosophy, Literature and History, IFLI, and what is associated with this day and with the era that this day opened is connected for me with impressions not only private, student, but also general, which have survived as historical evidence of what we experienced during this period that this day opened.

For me, a riddle - why are journalists, creators of television programs, and indeed people who should express the so -called "public opinion", amazely attack the exam? It seems that the situation should be the exact opposite - officials would have to defend the old conservative option of exams, and the "society" to demand progressive changes. It was not at all. Officials have been developed, in my opinion, a very good option for examination reform.

The fact that the scandalous book "Da Vinci code" and the entire campaign around it is ordered and directed in the Vatican, and also to a large extent and executed, I personally have no doubt. Firstly, we must look for the "motive of the crime." He is. Catholicism has been experiencing a serious crisis for half a century. Experts say that the problem of Catholicism is no longer only in the flock, in parishioners, or rather, in their absence, how much in monks, priests, in the clergy.