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 2 1|     disunity of the Church, a state of affairs censured by St
 3 1|       that one who is in this state does not judge anybody.
 4 1|       represent the emotional state of a speaker. If we understand
 5 1|  because one cannot be in the state of true "apatheia" when
 6 1|  convicting them being in the state of "apatheia", or they are
 7 2| Christianity and the national state. Or at least there may be
 8 2|      the new Russian national state. For non-Jewish Russians,
 9 3|    the people and the Russian state in general, this god failed
10 3|     will establish the Jewish state, and will give his people
11 3|       majority of the Russian state belongs to different nationalities,