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 1 1     | Russian today (a sociologist's view)', written in 1992, to be
 2 1     |     Israel. ~From the point of view of the Orthodox Church it
 3 2     |        the historical point of view, there may well be the same
 4 3     |   namely that it is a point of view of Judaism and now also
 5 3     |      22f.). ~From the point of view of diminishing the role
 6 3     |    about the general or common view of the Church (which is
 7 3     |  inseparable from the Orthodox view of God) among the Russian
 8 3     |    justified from the point of view of the class struggle, though
 9 3     |   though not from the point of view of the teaching of the Church. (
10 Conclu|      which from their point of view represents the embodiment