Quote from: Balthazar on April 08, 2014, 01:57:02 PM

Populism, they're prefer to break with traditions in exchange for followers.

Yep, unfortunately it's a real liturgy from church. But it isn't a genuine catholic liturgy. This pseudo-ritual has been practiced by vatican-II sect.

I suppose that they mean countries, which are controlled by the communist parties. But really all of these countries are socialist republics.

Just a few examples to confirm:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/China

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Government Single-party socialist republic

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vietnam

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Government Single-party socialist republic

Far-left marxists are rejecting any religion. According to their point of view, any religion it's a tool of control, which has the purpose to deprive people of their freedom. The majority of moderate socialists and communists are accepting religious practices as a part of society.

It's something like C & C++. Cheesy

Communist ideology incorporates socialist ideology, but not vice versa. Some socialists don't recognize a communist ideology, but communists recognize and using a socialist ideology.

Communist ideology sees the following way of the society development:

[various absolutist regimes here] <-> Free-market capitalism <-> State capitalism or Mercantilism <-> Socialism <-> Communism

With each step the role of the public ownership grows.

I think they will be very surprised by the existence of a christian version of the socialist and communist ideologies. Cheesy

ohh i see, and that's work.

orthodox liturgy seem like medieval time, so devout. what is the mean of vatican-II sect?

i know now, single communist party rule socialist republic Grin

i saw in many documentaries, communist government banned religion and and tortured followers
russian communist closed the church or chinese government banned buddhist monastery
that's very crazy Shocked

it is a good thing if they are allowing religious practice right now
how about another communist country, like north korea. they are atheist state right?

hmm, like many south america country, who apply socialist but don't recognize communist Grin

State capitalism <-- is it economic model in PRC / China?
i don't see socialsm economic apply now in china, it is too capitalism i think. But they are officially socialist state. Make me confuse Huh

yeah, even my friend beside me surprised yesterday after see that link Grin

Quote from: bryant.coleman on April 08, 2014, 02:13:49 PM

Hmm... in a broad sense, the Evangelicals and Pentecostals are included among the Protestants. But there is some serious difference among them in practices and customs.

ohh i see
in my country they are called "pentakosta"
sure it is from Pentecostals word Cheesy

they are part of protestan here
and i search in google, Pentecostals and protestant are different
even Pentecostals are way different than catholic