Without a Tsar. The Orthodox Monarchy and the New World Order – Shargunov Alexander, Archpriest – Father's House – 2024 – ISBN 978-5-906241-92-4
Without a Tsar. The Orthodox Monarchy and the New World Order
Without a Tsar. The Orthodox Monarchy and the New World Order
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The theme of the Tsar's Cross is explored in Archpriest Alexander Shargunov's book, "Without a Tsar," primarily through the juxtaposition of the emerging "new world order" with Christian statehood and Christian morality. This concerns not only what we are witnessing today, but also how the loss of sound guidelines has been in the making for centuries.
The Tsar revealed at an unprecedented height the mystery of the Cross of Christ and the mystery that Christ's name is love. This heightened height of the Cross is the commandment of love.
This book is about love and the Cross, which the holy Tsar was granted to partake of and therefore pronounce its most important words, as the Creed, which at all times sanctifies the life and death of every believer.
We say that everyone is called today to repent of regicide. But first, we must repent not of the betrayal of the Tsar, not of regicide, but of the betrayal of God and of deicide. Our holy Tsar-Martyr Nicholas II accepted great suffering precisely when it became clear that no extraordinary measures, no repressions could stop the loss of the most important thing that the people should have.
The Tsar revealed at an unprecedented height the mystery of the Cross of Christ and the mystery that Christ's name is love. This heightened height of the Cross is the commandment of love.
This book is about love and the Cross, which the holy Tsar was granted to partake of and therefore pronounce its most important words, as the Creed, which at all times sanctifies the life and death of every believer.
We say that everyone is called today to repent of regicide. But first, we must repent not of the betrayal of the Tsar, not of regicide, but of the betrayal of God and of deicide. Our holy Tsar-Martyr Nicholas II accepted great suffering precisely when it became clear that no extraordinary measures, no repressions could stop the loss of the most important thing that the people should have.
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