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Monday, 10.02.2020.

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What do Serbs actually defend in Montenegro?

Fighting the controversial Law on Religious Freedom in Montenegro is, in fact, a battle to preserve several hundred SPC sanctuaries in that country, "Blic" says

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Ataman

pre 4 godine

Croatian priests also blessed warlords and kissed their backsides. It was a war between brothers that have more in common than differences.
(Tito reloaded, 11 February 2020 07:37)

Yes, the problem in your statement is just that you say that to a person who is pulling your leg and does not even remember basic things about Croatia his alter-ego discussed with me some years ago.

You talk to a liar who is as Croatian as that O'Sleazy Albanian (and as I am the Pope of Rome).

Tito reloaded

pre 4 godine

Byzantine Orthodox churches were their and Roman Catholic 500 years even before Serbs arrived to the Balkans. Sure and Serbs destroyed well over 400 churches and mosques in the 1990's. Same with historical places etc now Serbs want sympathy. More likely it is God's judgement on the Serbs for all their sins and unrepentant. Serb clergy even blessed those war criminals of their heinous crimes.
(Lenar)
And before Christianity today bosnians, croats and serbs belonged together and had the same slavic gods.
Croatian priests also blessed warlords and kissed their backsides. It was a war between brothers that have more in common than differences. The group to which someone belongs is only based on religions when it is about bosnians, croats and serbs. It is like germans would have a war between catholics and protestants. I know they had that centuries ago but today that is unimaginable there.

Lenard

pre 4 godine

Byzantine Orthodox churches were their and Roman Catholic 500 years even before Serbs arrived to the Balkans. Sure and Serbs destroyed well over 400 churches and mosques in the 1990's. Same with historical places etc now Serbs want sympathy. More likely it is God's judgement on the Serbs for all their sins and unrepentant. Serb clergy even blessed those war criminals of their heinous crimes.

Ataman

pre 4 godine

There are several schools of how old buildings are preserved and restored.
I feel that the two opposite poles are the Spas-Nereditsa near Novgorod vs. Zhica or Pec Patriarchate.

In one case all scientific methods are used to restore what seem to be destroyed.
With great help of local population and honored scientists it will be a success.

On the other side are the bright red buildings of Zhica, than the Pec Patriarchate.

Kind of similar that "thanks" to zeal of Orbán there are dozens of "new-old" castles in Hungary.

Feels very good except that these castles are straight re-builds, not reconstruction.

In Georgia the Cathedral of Bagrat in Kutaisi was some controversy.

It is worth to note that these "rebuilds" are politically motivated, not according what monument is in better shape.
For instance the nearby ruins of Zsámbék monastery are in far better shape than some newly re-built "castles". It would cost about $10mio to re-build Zsámbék as it was.
No, more money is spent on questionable castle "restoration".

I am afraid, the politically motivated "restoration" campaign in CG could cause more harm than good.

So better to be conservative and try to preserve first what is in better shape.

The best example is indeed Spas Nereditsa near Novgorod. Who has chance should look at the history of that church and at the great work of scientists accomplished.

Lenard

pre 4 godine

Byzantine Orthodox churches were their and Roman Catholic 500 years even before Serbs arrived to the Balkans. Sure and Serbs destroyed well over 400 churches and mosques in the 1990's. Same with historical places etc now Serbs want sympathy. More likely it is God's judgement on the Serbs for all their sins and unrepentant. Serb clergy even blessed those war criminals of their heinous crimes.

Ataman

pre 4 godine

There are several schools of how old buildings are preserved and restored.
I feel that the two opposite poles are the Spas-Nereditsa near Novgorod vs. Zhica or Pec Patriarchate.

In one case all scientific methods are used to restore what seem to be destroyed.
With great help of local population and honored scientists it will be a success.

On the other side are the bright red buildings of Zhica, than the Pec Patriarchate.

Kind of similar that "thanks" to zeal of Orbán there are dozens of "new-old" castles in Hungary.

Feels very good except that these castles are straight re-builds, not reconstruction.

In Georgia the Cathedral of Bagrat in Kutaisi was some controversy.

It is worth to note that these "rebuilds" are politically motivated, not according what monument is in better shape.
For instance the nearby ruins of Zsámbék monastery are in far better shape than some newly re-built "castles". It would cost about $10mio to re-build Zsámbék as it was.
No, more money is spent on questionable castle "restoration".

I am afraid, the politically motivated "restoration" campaign in CG could cause more harm than good.

So better to be conservative and try to preserve first what is in better shape.

The best example is indeed Spas Nereditsa near Novgorod. Who has chance should look at the history of that church and at the great work of scientists accomplished.

Ataman

pre 4 godine

Croatian priests also blessed warlords and kissed their backsides. It was a war between brothers that have more in common than differences.
(Tito reloaded, 11 February 2020 07:37)

Yes, the problem in your statement is just that you say that to a person who is pulling your leg and does not even remember basic things about Croatia his alter-ego discussed with me some years ago.

You talk to a liar who is as Croatian as that O'Sleazy Albanian (and as I am the Pope of Rome).

Tito reloaded

pre 4 godine

Byzantine Orthodox churches were their and Roman Catholic 500 years even before Serbs arrived to the Balkans. Sure and Serbs destroyed well over 400 churches and mosques in the 1990's. Same with historical places etc now Serbs want sympathy. More likely it is God's judgement on the Serbs for all their sins and unrepentant. Serb clergy even blessed those war criminals of their heinous crimes.
(Lenar)
And before Christianity today bosnians, croats and serbs belonged together and had the same slavic gods.
Croatian priests also blessed warlords and kissed their backsides. It was a war between brothers that have more in common than differences. The group to which someone belongs is only based on religions when it is about bosnians, croats and serbs. It is like germans would have a war between catholics and protestants. I know they had that centuries ago but today that is unimaginable there.

Lenard

pre 4 godine

Byzantine Orthodox churches were their and Roman Catholic 500 years even before Serbs arrived to the Balkans. Sure and Serbs destroyed well over 400 churches and mosques in the 1990's. Same with historical places etc now Serbs want sympathy. More likely it is God's judgement on the Serbs for all their sins and unrepentant. Serb clergy even blessed those war criminals of their heinous crimes.

Tito reloaded

pre 4 godine

Byzantine Orthodox churches were their and Roman Catholic 500 years even before Serbs arrived to the Balkans. Sure and Serbs destroyed well over 400 churches and mosques in the 1990's. Same with historical places etc now Serbs want sympathy. More likely it is God's judgement on the Serbs for all their sins and unrepentant. Serb clergy even blessed those war criminals of their heinous crimes.
(Lenar)
And before Christianity today bosnians, croats and serbs belonged together and had the same slavic gods.
Croatian priests also blessed warlords and kissed their backsides. It was a war between brothers that have more in common than differences. The group to which someone belongs is only based on religions when it is about bosnians, croats and serbs. It is like germans would have a war between catholics and protestants. I know they had that centuries ago but today that is unimaginable there.

Ataman

pre 4 godine

Croatian priests also blessed warlords and kissed their backsides. It was a war between brothers that have more in common than differences.
(Tito reloaded, 11 February 2020 07:37)

Yes, the problem in your statement is just that you say that to a person who is pulling your leg and does not even remember basic things about Croatia his alter-ego discussed with me some years ago.

You talk to a liar who is as Croatian as that O'Sleazy Albanian (and as I am the Pope of Rome).

Ataman

pre 4 godine

There are several schools of how old buildings are preserved and restored.
I feel that the two opposite poles are the Spas-Nereditsa near Novgorod vs. Zhica or Pec Patriarchate.

In one case all scientific methods are used to restore what seem to be destroyed.
With great help of local population and honored scientists it will be a success.

On the other side are the bright red buildings of Zhica, than the Pec Patriarchate.

Kind of similar that "thanks" to zeal of Orbán there are dozens of "new-old" castles in Hungary.

Feels very good except that these castles are straight re-builds, not reconstruction.

In Georgia the Cathedral of Bagrat in Kutaisi was some controversy.

It is worth to note that these "rebuilds" are politically motivated, not according what monument is in better shape.
For instance the nearby ruins of Zsámbék monastery are in far better shape than some newly re-built "castles". It would cost about $10mio to re-build Zsámbék as it was.
No, more money is spent on questionable castle "restoration".

I am afraid, the politically motivated "restoration" campaign in CG could cause more harm than good.

So better to be conservative and try to preserve first what is in better shape.

The best example is indeed Spas Nereditsa near Novgorod. Who has chance should look at the history of that church and at the great work of scientists accomplished.