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The article explores the disillusionment of Christians connected to Russian Orthodoxy and suggests using the concept of 'delayed Parousia' as a solution.

May 24, 2026Review of Ecumenical StudiesOpen Access

The Delayed Parousia and Other Disillusionments as a Model for Today

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The article explores the disillusionment of Christians connected to Russian Orthodoxy and suggests using the concept of 'delayed Parousia' as a solution.
Examines historical context of delayed Parousia in the first century A.D.
Analyses relationship between church and state in early Christianity.
Discusses modern philosophical interpretations of faith.
Identifies challenges faced by contemporary Christians regarding ecclesiastical traditions.
Highlights the potential for creative development in religion as a response to crisis.
Suggests practical implications for church-state relations and overcoming historical trauma.

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ADAndrei S. DesnitskyMarvell (Israel)

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This article reflects on disillusionment in Christians linked to Russian Orthodoxy, suggesting ways to rebuild faith and community.

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Andrei S. Desnitsky (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a1296b248a0ea1665673b0e https://doi.org/10.2478/ress-2025-0032

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