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다시 강해진 러시아 정교회 위치에 관한 BBC뉴스 대본 >>> Increasing numbers of Russians describe themselves as Orthodox Christians. The church has a higher public profile than at any time since the collapse of communism. That has troubled academics who fear the church's influence is growing too strong. James Roberts reports. >> The Russian Orthodox church has moved out of the shadows. Once its every step was watched by the Soviet secret police. Now it in every day life. These believers are crossing the country in celebration of the revival of their faith. >> We want Russia to return to her rightful place, to become an Orthodox country again. This will make Russia the magnificent, powerful state it was before. >> This church stands on the site where communist revolutionaries shot Russia's last emperor. Nicholas the second is revered as a saint. This concert was to mark the anniversary of the Czar's death. When you are at ceremonies like this, it feels like something which has always been a parts of Russian life, but of course this is actually a revival of traditions severely suppressed for most of the last century. As that revival continues, the profile of the church in Russian society is becoming more and more visible. That doesn't please everyone. Secularists fear the church is too involved in the affairs of the state. >> Politically, the church is playing a very import!ant role. It has become the idea logical corner stone of the regime, but sadly our government forgets their own constitution which says the church is separated from the state. >> All over Russia places of worship are being restored. The Orthodox's church strength as a social and political force is also taking shape. James Roger is, bbc news.
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