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Surviving the Coup – Twenty Years Later

August 26, 2011 Dr. John A. Bernbaum

From all indications, the trip to the USSR was going to be a great experience.  Our delegation of fourteen faculty…

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Posted in: Reflections on Russia, U.S.-Russian Relations

The Plot to Kill God – Unintended Consequences

August 17, 2011 Dr. John A. Bernbaum

My last two “Reflections on Russia” discussed the insights in Paul Froese’s book, The Plot to Kill God: Findings from…

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Posted in: Reflections on Russia, Religious Life in Russia

The Plot to Kill God – The Human Consequences

August 10, 2011 Dr. John A. Bernbaum

My last “Reflections on Russia” discussed the insights in Paul Froese’s book, The Plot to Kill God: Findings from the…

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The Plot to Kill God – Its Revolutionary Basis

August 3, 2011 Dr. John A. Bernbaum

Paul Froese’s book, The Plot to Kill God: Findings from the Soviet Experiment in Secularization (University of California Press, 2008),…

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Russia’s Historical Legacy: Top-Down Rule

July 27, 2011 Dr. John A. Bernbaum

I recently discovered a new author – that is, an author who is new to me, but who has been…

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John Steinbeck Goes to the USSR

July 13, 2011 Dr. John A. Bernbaum

At the peak of his career, having published three powerful novels in the 1930s – especially one of his best-known…

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America’s Mission in Russia

July 7, 2011 Dr. John A. Bernbaum

Professor David S. Foglesong from Rutgers University has written a fascinating book, The American Mission and the “Evil Empire”: The…

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Russia’s Lost Legacy of Charity

June 29, 2011 Dr. John A. Bernbaum

One of the casualties of the Russian Revolution of 1917 was the culture of giving, of charity, that had developed…

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The Battle for Moscow

June 22, 2011 Dr. John A. Bernbaum

Andrew Nagorski’s book, The Greatest Battle, is a fascinating study of how an epic World War Two struggle can get…

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Russia’s Out-Migration – the “Third Wave”

June 15, 2011 Dr. John A. Bernbaum

In a speech to the Russian Duma (Parliament) on May 10, 2006, then-President Putin called the problem of Russia’s dramatic…

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Posted in: Reflections on Russia, Russia's Post-Communist Development

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Reflections on Russia

  • Russia’s Post-Communist Development
  • U.S.-Russian Relations
  • Russia’s Pre-1991 History
  • Russian Culture and Values
  • Religious Life in Russia
  • Russian Literature

Reflections on Shalom

  • Old Testament Foundations
  • Jesus’ Palestinian Context
  • Jesus’ Birth & Youth
  • Jesus in Action
  • Jesus’ Teachings
  • Palm Sunday – Golgatha
  • Resurrection – Pentecost
  • Apostles’ Teachings on Shalom
  • Conclusion
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