[dfwgator]

It will take generations to undo that damage in Russia.

In contrast, Poland, during the darkest days of Communism, the people still clung to their faith, and that is why they were able to quickly restore their country after the Iron Curtain fell.

[ought-six]

“In contrast, Poland, during the darkest days of Communism, the people still clung to their faith, and that is why they were able to quickly restore their country after the Iron Curtain fell.”

There is a lot of truth on that.

[lightman]

It will take generations to undo that damage in Russia.

In contrast, Poland, during the darkest days of Communism, the people still clung to their faith, and that is why they were able to quickly restore their country after the Iron Curtain fell

Same was true in Soviet Russia.

Many a babushka would risk her life and her legacy to take her grandbabies to the church for Baptism.

One of those so Baptized was Vladimir Putin.