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Lee Woofenden
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In context From the perspective of the theology of the Eastern Orthodox Church, how should Christians react to a political leader who fights the Antichrist?

So, supposeSuppose the Antichrist has arivedarrived, and there is some kind ofa political leader who tries to destroy him (while, while knowing that thishe is the Antichrist).

I heard an opinion that such a political leader should be considered an enemy of Christians, as his attempt to destroy the Antichrist basically means attempt to prevent the Second Coming of ChirstChrist. But I'm not sure if such take

From the perspective of Eastern Orthodox theology, is this opinion valid?

In context of theology of the Eastern Orthodox Church, how should Christians react to a political leader who fights Antichrist?

So, suppose Antichrist has arived and there is some kind of political leader who tries to destroy him (while knowing that this is Antichrist).

I heard an opinion that such political leader should be considered an enemy of Christians, as his attempt to destroy Antichrist basically means attempt to prevent the Second Coming of Chirst. But I'm not sure if such take is valid

From the perspective of the theology of the Eastern Orthodox Church, how should Christians react to a political leader who fights the Antichrist?

Suppose the Antichrist has arrived, and there is a political leader who tries to destroy him, while knowing that he is the Antichrist.

I heard an opinion that such a political leader should be considered an enemy of Christians, as his attempt to destroy the Antichrist basically means attempt to prevent the Second Coming of Christ.

From the perspective of Eastern Orthodox theology, is this opinion valid?

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In context of theology of the Eastern Orthodox Church, how should Christians react to a political leader who fights Antichrist?

So, suppose Antichrist has arived and there is some kind of political leader who tries to destroy him (while knowing that this is Antichrist).

I heard an opinion that such political leader should be considered an enemy of Christians, as his attempt to destroy Antichrist basically means attempt to prevent the Second Coming of Chirst. But I'm not sure if such take is valid