Sentences with phrase «eastern slavs»

But in the ironies of history (or the strange ways of divine providence) the Ukraine crisis, in which Kirill has been duplicitous and Hilarion mendacious, just might initiate a break in this historic pattern of Orthodoxy playing lap dog to authoritarian power among the eastern Slavs.

Influenced by this theology of the Church, the Moscow Patriarchate sees the Eastern Slavs — Russians, Ukrainians, and Belorussians — as one people united by Vladimir's one baptism.

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In Central and Eastern Europe, in the Slav countries, Monday is regarded as the first day of the week (ponyidielnyik).

When Constantine - Cyril and Methodius came as Christian missionaries to the Slavs in the ninth century, they translated not only the Bible but the Eastern Orthodox liturgy into Slavonic.

The rest of eastern europeans are just slavs or balts, nothing asian.

The live voice - over (also known as the Gavrilov technique) is common in Eastern European television and cinema, and Slavs and Tatars uses the method in three screenings of screwball comedy films all live - interpreted to German, including that of Polish Seksmisja.

writer NAVID KERMANI discovers the continent's enthusiasm at its farthest edges; historian TONY JUDT tells how the West was an accident; writer KODWO ESHUN and photographer JUERGEN TELLER portray architect DAVID ADJAYE; artist collective SLAVS & TATARS redeem the East in Eastern Europe; artist / musician LINDER STERLING makes irony yield to the mythic again; artist MATTHEW BARNEY explores the sexual transmission between man and machine; writer DIETMAR DATH provokes the culture industry's center with drastic arts;

Slavs and Tatars, founded in 2006, is an art collective whose installations, lecture - performances, sculptures and publications contemplate otherwise little - known affinities, syncretic ideas, belief systems and rituals among peoples of the Caucasus, Central Asia and Eastern Europe.