Titlebook: Orthodox Christian Renewal Movements in Eastern Europe; Aleksandra Djuri? Milovanovi?,Radmila Radi? Book 2017 The Editor(s) (if applicable

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The New Doctrines of the Doukhobor Fasters and Tolstoyismion of new doctrine. Tolstoy’s teaching was accepted by new sect leader P. Verigin and proclaimed him in his own name. The new Dukhobortsy doctrines is a combination of the traditional Dukhobortsy dogmas and some propositions of the teachings of Tolstoyism.

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The ‘Renovationists’ and the Soviet Stateury. Having encountered numerous political, economic, and ideological problems, the renewed Church proved unable to stay in the historical arena. It gradually lost its ground and disappeared finally in 1946.

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Book 2017vements of religious renewal among Orthodox believers appeared almost simultaneously in different areas of Eastern Europe at the end of the nineteenth and during the first decades of the twentieth century. This volume examines what could be defined as .renewal movement. in Eastern Orthodox tradition

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The God Worshipper Movement in Serbian Society in the Twentieth Century: Emergence, Development, and blessing of the Church in 1920; it quickly spread in the Kingdom of Yugoslavia and from 1932 received an ‘institutional-religious framework’. Worshippers influenced monastic life in the Serbian Orthodox Church (SOC), helping to increase the number of monks. After 1945, the God Worshipper Movement retreated underground and slowly disappeared.

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The Romanian Lord’s Army: A Case Study in Eastern Orthodox Church Renewalru Popescu, and Iosif Trifa (the founder of the Lord’s Army). An important section of this chapter explores the foundation, establishment, and theology of the Lord’s Army. This chapter also presents a brief portrait of the renowned Romanian Orthodox peasant poet Traian Dorz, the second leader of the Lord’s Army in Romania