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The Russian Orthodox Church which in 1988 emerged battered but triumphant into the environment of contemporary religious liberty was a strange creature.
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centralized religious organization, foreign religious organizations, totalitarian sects, foreign religious groups, foreign sects, disseminate religious, regional laws, atheist propaganda, religious human rights, postcommunist period, antireligious campaign, interreligious relations, juridical personality, sending agencies, disfavored groups, limitations clause, postcommunist countries, foreign missionaries
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Russian Orthodox Church, Soviet Union, Russian Constitution, Mark Elliott, New York, European Court, Anita Deyneka, Russian Catholicism, Old Believers, Communist Party, Current Digest of the Post-Soviet Press, United States, Emory International Law Review, Orthodox Christians, Sergei Filatov, Udmurt Republic, Roman Catholic, Russian Ministries Files, Jeremy Gunn, Keston News Service, Patriarch Aleksii, East European, Eastern Orthodox, Eastern Rite, Russian Empire
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