After asking Orthodox theologians in Greece and in the Holy
Mountain , Athos,
About the health of the doctrine of monument statue amid
Orthodox Monastery
As was expected, according to our modest knowledge,    the  respond was: 
"Statues in Orthodox , are rejected , it 's just a fetish,
and is not related to the Orthodox faith
Because, if we  compare between the statue and
the concept of the icon
We  find  that  there is no correlation
Because the Orthodox icon in orthodoxy , is a page in  the 
Holy  Bible, or  evangelical Verse, Written by colors, Or
it  reflect  biography of one of the saints.
As for Jesus Christ
The icon of Jesus Christ, Has a deep theological reading ,
for example , :Icon of Christ Pantocrator.
And we supposed that the Orthodox Church in Syria , is aware of
the seriousness of this work at the theological level."
The other side of the issue, related to Russian ambitions in
Syria  and generally in the East
Thus the dispute between the Ecumenical Patriarch and
Patriarch of Moscow, is the biggest proof
The situation in Syria easier for the Russians,  Because the keys   of 
the  country has become in their
hands, and one of the most important means to control, or occupation, is
through the use of religion, and  exploitation of the name of Jesus Christ
to promote their dirty plans.
And Cherubim Monastery ' who 
is  an Orthodox  Monastry', has a history with  Russians,
since before the year 2000
Where there  were  many  attempts  to control over  the monastery
To the extent that Russians gave an order to the Syrian
regime for paving and improving the road to the monastery,  where 
the monastery was a center for  
suspicious  meetings. 
At that time, there 
was  no  monks in the monastery.  But they made him an orphanage  for nearly 15 children.
in  fact  this 
a  large  story, 
maybe  in  other 
time  we  can 
talk about  it.
With this we conclude, that the establishment of the statue
or the so-called statue of Christ, is one of the steps to complete the Russians
control over Syria,  on the blood of
Syrians.
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Source of  images 
from Mail online
Editor: Rev.Spyridon Tanous
Orthodox Patristic Church- Sweden
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