PODGORICA -- Disciplinary proceedings will be instituted against the members of Montenegrin Army who attend liturgies, and they will be removed from service, Novosti reports
Emergency order in the Montenegrin Army: "It is clear, those who attend liturgies..."
PODGORICA -- Disciplinary proceedings will be instituted against the members of Montenegrin Army who attend liturgies, and they will be removed from service, Novosti reports
Source: Vecernje novosti
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In addition, members of the Montenegrin Army should exert influence on their family members and discourage them from attending protests against the Law on Freedom of Religion.
This, as Novosti finds out, is only part of an order issued by Brigadier General Dragutin Dakic, Chief of General Staff of the Armed Forces of Montenegro, at a meeting of his staff on February 6th.
Namely, the main topic of the meeting was precisely the liturgies as the people are expressing their resistance to the disputed law by attending them. Dakic reportedly told his associates that he had received information from the intelligence services of the Ministry of Defense and the Army of Montenegro that some soldiers and officers were attending the protests, and that intelligence officers were working intensively to gather information on which members of Montenegrin Army were participating in a rebellion.
Although these are supposedly religious protests, they are directed against the constitutional order and sovereignty of Montenegro, and for these reasons, members of the Army do not have a place on them - General Dakic explicitly said.
He also ordered that commanders and executives hold meetings with subordinates in their units, and draw their attention that "the place and role of members of the Army is not to overthrow the constitutional order, but to defend the interests of the sovereign Montenegro".
Why would a soldier attend any liturgy? Or, perhaps more correctly, why would a follower of Christ (the one to whom the liturgy is directed) serve in the military?
(Make Serbia Great, 19 February 2020 20:25)
The Serbian and Montenegro army should be banned from attending church? Maybe you should try to table that in the next Serbian Parliament riding your donkey to Belgrade.
(Jugoslavija, 3 March 2020 17:04)
This is step one in the downfall of the regime. We really don’t know what the extent of participation of the military in the demonstrations actually is. I would assume it is significant otherwise the government would not issue this threat. Once the government loses control of the Army they are finished. And Milo knows it
What are you going to do NATO ?
(Sam D, 26 February 2020 20:30)
Why do you keep shaming yourself with the fantastic idea that Serbs drive petrol vehicles?
(Make Serbia Great, 23 February 2020 10:03)
I am an engineer and we rarely talk about God simply because it is not practical.
Everyone beliefs what (s)he beliefs.
But on the practical side: did you notice a funny green circle on the windshield of (some) Serbian cars with a number "4" and a redundant-looking, hand-written license plate number beneath of that "4"?
Do you know, what it is?
Can diesel-powered cars get that number?
What may happen if you drive your car in Germany without that green circle on the windshield?
How much that circle does cost and where to buy it?
This probably answers the question why many Serbs still drive petrol vehicles and not going to stop that. For sure, I won't buy any diesel-powered car anytime soon.
Speaking about the cars - in our conversation history two facts to bother me.
1) The story about not having car at all and "driving" horses instead.
I brought it up a few times and will continue until you do not answer.
2) Why you didn't take at least one car with you from the States?
Not only we did that - we still continue and we drive on U.S. plates infinitely, using some legal loopholes. At this point (2020) buying a U.S. vehicle is not as cheap as it used to be, but ultimately it is still a very good saving.
(Ataman, 24 February 2020 08:11)
The fake Serb, MSG, who prefers to plow his keyboard rather than his three fake farms in LaLa land, has warped views on the teachings of God.
MSG should learn that in addition to the existence of gasoline powered cars in real Serbia, no reputable theological faculty on this earth would claim “it is completely contrary to the teachings of the God” to worship in the churches of ones forefathers.
Dude, it’s time for you to log-off permanently, or at least change your monicker (yet again) and try another mask.
(Zhukov, 22 February 2020 03:16)
Sorry but it was too wet to plow yesterday. I have 2.5 ha yet to plow before spring planting. But we've had too much rain recently.
Why do you keep shaming yourself with the fantastic idea that Serbs drive petrol vehicles?
When you worship in the church of your forefathers, are you worshipping your forefathers or God? Why do you choose that church? That liturgy? Because of the substance? Or because of your relatives?
Anyone who uses the word "dude"....
I adopted the new screen name months ago to express my desire for the good of the people that I now dwell in the midst of. That doesn't keep me from commenting on our oddities. But the ultimate goal is the strengthening of the people. Idolatrous nationalism is not strengthening the people. This cheap religion saps the strength of the people.
(Make Serbia Great, 23 February 2020 10:03)
But from the theological angle, why would a Christian press the government for permission to do something that is completely contrary to the teachings of the God he claims to worship?
(Make Serbia Great, 21 February 2020 20:54)
In order to practice theology you have to be alive.
Under some circumstances like the Nazi regime it was not granted.
And killing young German men wasn't fun for many people.
Think about mental support after the battle.
(Ataman, 22 February 2020 01:33)
Jesus said: "But when you see Jerusalem surrounded by armies, then know that its desolation is near. Then let those who are in Judea flee to the mountains, let those who are in the midst of her depart, and let not those who are in the country enter her."
The best option is usually to flee.
But for people whose heart is stuck on a (not real) ethnic identity, they cannot bring themselves to flee. This is modern day idolatry.
(Make Serbia Great, 23 February 2020 09:55)
From a political point of view, you are absolutely correct. But from the theological angle, why would a Christian press the government for permission to do something that is completely contrary to the teachings of the God he claims to worship?
(Make Serbia Great, 21 February 2020 20:54)
As I wrote a few times - and have to deal with the same problem over and over: the theological questions are moot if in day-to-day life basic things like customer protections, credit card fraud, security bugs in Google & Co. can't be resolved.
Here your three farms, in addition to entire Kosova* + entire East Europe have 100% of responsibility. You have smart people who speak English, German and Russian.
Why do I have to deal with fictive East European names the usual "BOT"-s from India use in their caned responses? You all can do better and care better about customers than Jaivijai Jaijani from Mumbai.
Several years ago proud Kosovars told me, there going to be K-Albanian call centers replacing Indians. Where they are?
How about Serbian call centers? This is the way to make Serbia great. At least to start it in the 21st Century.
Theology is OK... but I can wait with it until I really need it. Sorry, I am an engineer.
(Bag of large nails and huge hammer, 22 February 2020 16:36)
...the more relevant question to you is why do you and the criminal kleptocrat Djukanovic want to ban soldiers from worshipping in the churches of their forefathers? The moral corruption of Djukanovic, and his internet supporting trolls like the fake Serb MSG, is plainly obvious.
(Zhukov, 20 February 2020 04:40)
...from the theological angle, why would a Christian press the government for permission to do something that is completely contrary to the teachings of the God he claims to worship?
(Make Serbia Great, 21 February 2020 20:54)
The fake Serb, MSG, who prefers to plow his keyboard rather than his three fake farms in LaLa land, has warped views on the teachings of God.
MSG should learn that in addition to the existence of gasoline powered cars in real Serbia, no reputable theological faculty on this earth would claim “it is completely contrary to the teachings of the God” to worship in the churches of ones forefathers.
Dude, it’s time for you to log-off permanently, or at least change your monicker (yet again) and try another mask.
(Zhukov, 22 February 2020 03:16)
But from the theological angle, why would a Christian press the government for permission to do something that is completely contrary to the teachings of the God he claims to worship?
(Make Serbia Great, 21 February 2020 20:54)
In order to practice theology you have to be alive.
Under some circumstances like the Nazi regime it was not granted.
And killing young German men wasn't fun for many people.
Think about mental support after the battle.
(Ataman, 22 February 2020 01:33)
The question is why not?
If there is indeed “freedom of religion”, all individuals should be free to worship. (Zhukov, 20 February 2020 04:40)
From a political point of view, you are absolutely correct. But from the theological angle, why would a Christian press the government for permission to do something that is completely contrary to the teachings of the God he claims to worship?
(Make Serbia Great, 21 February 2020 20:54)
Why would a soldier attend any liturgy? Or, perhaps more correctly, why would a follower of Christ (the one to whom the liturgy is directed) serve in the military?
(Make Serbia Great, 19 February 2020 20:25)
I'm convinced you are so stupid you have no idea who or what you are.
(sj, 21 February 2020 08:47)
Why would a soldier attend any liturgy? Or, perhaps more correctly, why would a follower of Christ (the one to whom the liturgy is directed) serve in the military?
(Make Serbia Great, 19 February 2020 20:25)
And why should you plague B92 with you stupid commentary?
(sj, 20 February 2020 11:54)
Why would a soldier attend any liturgy? Or, perhaps more correctly, why would a follower of Christ (the one to whom the liturgy is directed) serve in the military?
(Make Serbia Great, 19 February 2020 20:25)
The question is why not?
If there is indeed “freedom of religion”, all individuals should be free to worship.
Indeed, the more relevant question to you is why do you and the criminal kleptocrat Djukanovic want to ban soldiers from worshipping in the churches of their forefathers?
The moral corruption of Djukanovic, and his internet supporting in trolls like the fake Serb MSG, is plainly obvious.
(Zhukov, 20 February 2020 04:40)
Shameful that the anyone would ask anyone that, let alone the Army, of all. Shameful that they enacted an undemocratic law, that violates the basic human rights laws, of even the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. Shameful that anyone would blame anyone, but the current Government for the mess they are in. Sadly, it was the current Government that offended the very "soul" of over 28% or more of its citizens, and then blame it on some outside influence for the mess they are in. The blame rests in the nest of the current regime.
(Dragan from Toronto, 20 February 2020 01:27)
Chairman Djukanovic has spoken!
(Dekim, 19 February 2020 14:12)
See, some people struggled all their life for their family. They declared unilaterally (like Kosova) to be a Prophet. They did not profit much... but eventually they became famous.
Than some people decided to voluntarily sacrifice themselves on the cross. Claiming, they are the God - and the same time claiming, they relive all creatures of the entire universe, so no one should go to Hell.
Than some others flew across the Earth the first time. The chance they survive was minuscule - but they did. Than, their colleagues flew to Moon and returned. From engineering point of view their chance was next to nothing.
If by some miracle you would talk to all of them and ask a simple question:
"Can you please sell me a Bulgarian cigarette made in China?" - all of them will say "sorry, it is beyond my capability".
I am a horribly stupid Russian village idiot. And maybe the biggest @sshole you ever seen.
Not only I can't do you that favor - but I have to tell you, I don't even understand how to sell Chinese-made Bulgarian cigarettes.
You talk about a single intelligent being in the entire universe (I dare to say: all multiverses, our universe included) who knows that and did it.
Please Respect him!
(Ataman, 19 February 2020 21:36)
Chairman Djukanovic has spoken! Now listen for the EU crickets who care so much about European values.
(Dekim, 19 February 2020 14:12)
You stand corrected. Dear Leader, Great Navigator Tovarisul Führer Djukanovic, the Sun of Balkans, Carpathians and all the Visible and Invisible Universe, the Wise of Wise has spoken.
"Chairman" is just for Mao, a subordinate of Djukanovic. HOW YOU DARE?!?
(Ataman, 19 February 2020 21:06)
Why would a soldier attend any liturgy? Or, perhaps more correctly, why would a follower of Christ (the one to whom the liturgy is directed) serve in the military?
(Make Serbia Great, 19 February 2020 20:25)
When a government tells its military that it cannot worship at the church of their choice then I would say NATO will regret it allowed that banana republic into its organization
It is becoming a risk of a civil war with outside influences. Will NATO be willing to restore the peace ???
I doubt it. Now we will the credibility of NATO in question
(Sam D, 19 February 2020 18:03)
oh really so the army will go from 10,000 to 1,000 if that good for you djukanovic ..do you think montenegro is some kind of power lolol more than half consder themselves serbs ...
(montenegrin-serb, 19 February 2020 17:47)
oh really so the army will go from 10,000 to 1,000 if that good for you djukanovic ..do you think montenegro is some kind of power lolol more than half consder themselves serbs ...
(montenegrin-serb, 19 February 2020 17:47)
When a government tells its military that it cannot worship at the church of their choice then I would say NATO will regret it allowed that banana republic into its organization
It is becoming a risk of a civil war with outside influences. Will NATO be willing to restore the peace ???
I doubt it. Now we will the credibility of NATO in question
(Sam D, 19 February 2020 18:03)
Why would a soldier attend any liturgy? Or, perhaps more correctly, why would a follower of Christ (the one to whom the liturgy is directed) serve in the military?
(Make Serbia Great, 19 February 2020 20:25)
Why would a soldier attend any liturgy? Or, perhaps more correctly, why would a follower of Christ (the one to whom the liturgy is directed) serve in the military?
(Make Serbia Great, 19 February 2020 20:25)
The question is why not?
If there is indeed “freedom of religion”, all individuals should be free to worship.
Indeed, the more relevant question to you is why do you and the criminal kleptocrat Djukanovic want to ban soldiers from worshipping in the churches of their forefathers?
The moral corruption of Djukanovic, and his internet supporting in trolls like the fake Serb MSG, is plainly obvious.
(Zhukov, 20 February 2020 04:40)
Chairman Djukanovic has spoken! Now listen for the EU crickets who care so much about European values.
(Dekim, 19 February 2020 14:12)
You stand corrected. Dear Leader, Great Navigator Tovarisul Führer Djukanovic, the Sun of Balkans, Carpathians and all the Visible and Invisible Universe, the Wise of Wise has spoken.
"Chairman" is just for Mao, a subordinate of Djukanovic. HOW YOU DARE?!?
(Ataman, 19 February 2020 21:06)
Why would a soldier attend any liturgy? Or, perhaps more correctly, why would a follower of Christ (the one to whom the liturgy is directed) serve in the military?
(Make Serbia Great, 19 February 2020 20:25)
And why should you plague B92 with you stupid commentary?
(sj, 20 February 2020 11:54)
Shameful that the anyone would ask anyone that, let alone the Army, of all. Shameful that they enacted an undemocratic law, that violates the basic human rights laws, of even the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. Shameful that anyone would blame anyone, but the current Government for the mess they are in. Sadly, it was the current Government that offended the very "soul" of over 28% or more of its citizens, and then blame it on some outside influence for the mess they are in. The blame rests in the nest of the current regime.
(Dragan from Toronto, 20 February 2020 01:27)
Chairman Djukanovic has spoken!
(Dekim, 19 February 2020 14:12)
See, some people struggled all their life for their family. They declared unilaterally (like Kosova) to be a Prophet. They did not profit much... but eventually they became famous.
Than some people decided to voluntarily sacrifice themselves on the cross. Claiming, they are the God - and the same time claiming, they relive all creatures of the entire universe, so no one should go to Hell.
Than some others flew across the Earth the first time. The chance they survive was minuscule - but they did. Than, their colleagues flew to Moon and returned. From engineering point of view their chance was next to nothing.
If by some miracle you would talk to all of them and ask a simple question:
"Can you please sell me a Bulgarian cigarette made in China?" - all of them will say "sorry, it is beyond my capability".
I am a horribly stupid Russian village idiot. And maybe the biggest @sshole you ever seen.
Not only I can't do you that favor - but I have to tell you, I don't even understand how to sell Chinese-made Bulgarian cigarettes.
You talk about a single intelligent being in the entire universe (I dare to say: all multiverses, our universe included) who knows that and did it.
Please Respect him!
(Ataman, 19 February 2020 21:36)
Why would a soldier attend any liturgy? Or, perhaps more correctly, why would a follower of Christ (the one to whom the liturgy is directed) serve in the military?
(Make Serbia Great, 19 February 2020 20:25)
I'm convinced you are so stupid you have no idea who or what you are.
(sj, 21 February 2020 08:47)
...the more relevant question to you is why do you and the criminal kleptocrat Djukanovic want to ban soldiers from worshipping in the churches of their forefathers? The moral corruption of Djukanovic, and his internet supporting trolls like the fake Serb MSG, is plainly obvious.
(Zhukov, 20 February 2020 04:40)
...from the theological angle, why would a Christian press the government for permission to do something that is completely contrary to the teachings of the God he claims to worship?
(Make Serbia Great, 21 February 2020 20:54)
The fake Serb, MSG, who prefers to plow his keyboard rather than his three fake farms in LaLa land, has warped views on the teachings of God.
MSG should learn that in addition to the existence of gasoline powered cars in real Serbia, no reputable theological faculty on this earth would claim “it is completely contrary to the teachings of the God” to worship in the churches of ones forefathers.
Dude, it’s time for you to log-off permanently, or at least change your monicker (yet again) and try another mask.
(Zhukov, 22 February 2020 03:16)
Why do you keep shaming yourself with the fantastic idea that Serbs drive petrol vehicles?
(Make Serbia Great, 23 February 2020 10:03)
I am an engineer and we rarely talk about God simply because it is not practical.
Everyone beliefs what (s)he beliefs.
But on the practical side: did you notice a funny green circle on the windshield of (some) Serbian cars with a number "4" and a redundant-looking, hand-written license plate number beneath of that "4"?
Do you know, what it is?
Can diesel-powered cars get that number?
What may happen if you drive your car in Germany without that green circle on the windshield?
How much that circle does cost and where to buy it?
This probably answers the question why many Serbs still drive petrol vehicles and not going to stop that. For sure, I won't buy any diesel-powered car anytime soon.
Speaking about the cars - in our conversation history two facts to bother me.
1) The story about not having car at all and "driving" horses instead.
I brought it up a few times and will continue until you do not answer.
2) Why you didn't take at least one car with you from the States?
Not only we did that - we still continue and we drive on U.S. plates infinitely, using some legal loopholes. At this point (2020) buying a U.S. vehicle is not as cheap as it used to be, but ultimately it is still a very good saving.
(Ataman, 24 February 2020 08:11)
The question is why not?
If there is indeed “freedom of religion”, all individuals should be free to worship. (Zhukov, 20 February 2020 04:40)
From a political point of view, you are absolutely correct. But from the theological angle, why would a Christian press the government for permission to do something that is completely contrary to the teachings of the God he claims to worship?
(Make Serbia Great, 21 February 2020 20:54)
This is step one in the downfall of the regime. We really don’t know what the extent of participation of the military in the demonstrations actually is. I would assume it is significant otherwise the government would not issue this threat. Once the government loses control of the Army they are finished. And Milo knows it
What are you going to do NATO ?
(Sam D, 26 February 2020 20:30)
The fake Serb, MSG, who prefers to plow his keyboard rather than his three fake farms in LaLa land, has warped views on the teachings of God.
MSG should learn that in addition to the existence of gasoline powered cars in real Serbia, no reputable theological faculty on this earth would claim “it is completely contrary to the teachings of the God” to worship in the churches of ones forefathers.
Dude, it’s time for you to log-off permanently, or at least change your monicker (yet again) and try another mask.
(Zhukov, 22 February 2020 03:16)
Sorry but it was too wet to plow yesterday. I have 2.5 ha yet to plow before spring planting. But we've had too much rain recently.
Why do you keep shaming yourself with the fantastic idea that Serbs drive petrol vehicles?
When you worship in the church of your forefathers, are you worshipping your forefathers or God? Why do you choose that church? That liturgy? Because of the substance? Or because of your relatives?
Anyone who uses the word "dude"....
I adopted the new screen name months ago to express my desire for the good of the people that I now dwell in the midst of. That doesn't keep me from commenting on our oddities. But the ultimate goal is the strengthening of the people. Idolatrous nationalism is not strengthening the people. This cheap religion saps the strength of the people.
(Make Serbia Great, 23 February 2020 10:03)
From a political point of view, you are absolutely correct. But from the theological angle, why would a Christian press the government for permission to do something that is completely contrary to the teachings of the God he claims to worship?
(Make Serbia Great, 21 February 2020 20:54)
As I wrote a few times - and have to deal with the same problem over and over: the theological questions are moot if in day-to-day life basic things like customer protections, credit card fraud, security bugs in Google & Co. can't be resolved.
Here your three farms, in addition to entire Kosova* + entire East Europe have 100% of responsibility. You have smart people who speak English, German and Russian.
Why do I have to deal with fictive East European names the usual "BOT"-s from India use in their caned responses? You all can do better and care better about customers than Jaivijai Jaijani from Mumbai.
Several years ago proud Kosovars told me, there going to be K-Albanian call centers replacing Indians. Where they are?
How about Serbian call centers? This is the way to make Serbia great. At least to start it in the 21st Century.
Theology is OK... but I can wait with it until I really need it. Sorry, I am an engineer.
(Bag of large nails and huge hammer, 22 February 2020 16:36)
But from the theological angle, why would a Christian press the government for permission to do something that is completely contrary to the teachings of the God he claims to worship?
(Make Serbia Great, 21 February 2020 20:54)
In order to practice theology you have to be alive.
Under some circumstances like the Nazi regime it was not granted.
And killing young German men wasn't fun for many people.
Think about mental support after the battle.
(Ataman, 22 February 2020 01:33)
Why would a soldier attend any liturgy? Or, perhaps more correctly, why would a follower of Christ (the one to whom the liturgy is directed) serve in the military?
(Make Serbia Great, 19 February 2020 20:25)
The Serbian and Montenegro army should be banned from attending church? Maybe you should try to table that in the next Serbian Parliament riding your donkey to Belgrade.
(Jugoslavija, 3 March 2020 17:04)
But from the theological angle, why would a Christian press the government for permission to do something that is completely contrary to the teachings of the God he claims to worship?
(Make Serbia Great, 21 February 2020 20:54)
In order to practice theology you have to be alive.
Under some circumstances like the Nazi regime it was not granted.
And killing young German men wasn't fun for many people.
Think about mental support after the battle.
(Ataman, 22 February 2020 01:33)
Jesus said: "But when you see Jerusalem surrounded by armies, then know that its desolation is near. Then let those who are in Judea flee to the mountains, let those who are in the midst of her depart, and let not those who are in the country enter her."
The best option is usually to flee.
But for people whose heart is stuck on a (not real) ethnic identity, they cannot bring themselves to flee. This is modern day idolatry.
(Make Serbia Great, 23 February 2020 09:55)
Why would a soldier attend any liturgy? Or, perhaps more correctly, why would a follower of Christ (the one to whom the liturgy is directed) serve in the military?
(Make Serbia Great, 19 February 2020 20:25)
Chairman Djukanovic has spoken!
(Dekim, 19 February 2020 14:12)
See, some people struggled all their life for their family. They declared unilaterally (like Kosova) to be a Prophet. They did not profit much... but eventually they became famous.
Than some people decided to voluntarily sacrifice themselves on the cross. Claiming, they are the God - and the same time claiming, they relive all creatures of the entire universe, so no one should go to Hell.
Than some others flew across the Earth the first time. The chance they survive was minuscule - but they did. Than, their colleagues flew to Moon and returned. From engineering point of view their chance was next to nothing.
If by some miracle you would talk to all of them and ask a simple question:
"Can you please sell me a Bulgarian cigarette made in China?" - all of them will say "sorry, it is beyond my capability".
I am a horribly stupid Russian village idiot. And maybe the biggest @sshole you ever seen.
Not only I can't do you that favor - but I have to tell you, I don't even understand how to sell Chinese-made Bulgarian cigarettes.
You talk about a single intelligent being in the entire universe (I dare to say: all multiverses, our universe included) who knows that and did it.
Please Respect him!
(Ataman, 19 February 2020 21:36)
oh really so the army will go from 10,000 to 1,000 if that good for you djukanovic ..do you think montenegro is some kind of power lolol more than half consder themselves serbs ...
(montenegrin-serb, 19 February 2020 17:47)
When a government tells its military that it cannot worship at the church of their choice then I would say NATO will regret it allowed that banana republic into its organization
It is becoming a risk of a civil war with outside influences. Will NATO be willing to restore the peace ???
I doubt it. Now we will the credibility of NATO in question
(Sam D, 19 February 2020 18:03)
Chairman Djukanovic has spoken! Now listen for the EU crickets who care so much about European values.
(Dekim, 19 February 2020 14:12)
You stand corrected. Dear Leader, Great Navigator Tovarisul Führer Djukanovic, the Sun of Balkans, Carpathians and all the Visible and Invisible Universe, the Wise of Wise has spoken.
"Chairman" is just for Mao, a subordinate of Djukanovic. HOW YOU DARE?!?
(Ataman, 19 February 2020 21:06)
The fake Serb, MSG, who prefers to plow his keyboard rather than his three fake farms in LaLa land, has warped views on the teachings of God.
MSG should learn that in addition to the existence of gasoline powered cars in real Serbia, no reputable theological faculty on this earth would claim “it is completely contrary to the teachings of the God” to worship in the churches of ones forefathers.
Dude, it’s time for you to log-off permanently, or at least change your monicker (yet again) and try another mask.
(Zhukov, 22 February 2020 03:16)
Sorry but it was too wet to plow yesterday. I have 2.5 ha yet to plow before spring planting. But we've had too much rain recently.
Why do you keep shaming yourself with the fantastic idea that Serbs drive petrol vehicles?
When you worship in the church of your forefathers, are you worshipping your forefathers or God? Why do you choose that church? That liturgy? Because of the substance? Or because of your relatives?
Anyone who uses the word "dude"....
I adopted the new screen name months ago to express my desire for the good of the people that I now dwell in the midst of. That doesn't keep me from commenting on our oddities. But the ultimate goal is the strengthening of the people. Idolatrous nationalism is not strengthening the people. This cheap religion saps the strength of the people.
(Make Serbia Great, 23 February 2020 10:03)
But from the theological angle, why would a Christian press the government for permission to do something that is completely contrary to the teachings of the God he claims to worship?
(Make Serbia Great, 21 February 2020 20:54)
In order to practice theology you have to be alive.
Under some circumstances like the Nazi regime it was not granted.
And killing young German men wasn't fun for many people.
Think about mental support after the battle.
(Ataman, 22 February 2020 01:33)
Jesus said: "But when you see Jerusalem surrounded by armies, then know that its desolation is near. Then let those who are in Judea flee to the mountains, let those who are in the midst of her depart, and let not those who are in the country enter her."
The best option is usually to flee.
But for people whose heart is stuck on a (not real) ethnic identity, they cannot bring themselves to flee. This is modern day idolatry.
(Make Serbia Great, 23 February 2020 09:55)
The question is why not?
If there is indeed “freedom of religion”, all individuals should be free to worship. (Zhukov, 20 February 2020 04:40)
From a political point of view, you are absolutely correct. But from the theological angle, why would a Christian press the government for permission to do something that is completely contrary to the teachings of the God he claims to worship?
(Make Serbia Great, 21 February 2020 20:54)
...the more relevant question to you is why do you and the criminal kleptocrat Djukanovic want to ban soldiers from worshipping in the churches of their forefathers? The moral corruption of Djukanovic, and his internet supporting trolls like the fake Serb MSG, is plainly obvious.
(Zhukov, 20 February 2020 04:40)
...from the theological angle, why would a Christian press the government for permission to do something that is completely contrary to the teachings of the God he claims to worship?
(Make Serbia Great, 21 February 2020 20:54)
The fake Serb, MSG, who prefers to plow his keyboard rather than his three fake farms in LaLa land, has warped views on the teachings of God.
MSG should learn that in addition to the existence of gasoline powered cars in real Serbia, no reputable theological faculty on this earth would claim “it is completely contrary to the teachings of the God” to worship in the churches of ones forefathers.
Dude, it’s time for you to log-off permanently, or at least change your monicker (yet again) and try another mask.
(Zhukov, 22 February 2020 03:16)
From a political point of view, you are absolutely correct. But from the theological angle, why would a Christian press the government for permission to do something that is completely contrary to the teachings of the God he claims to worship?
(Make Serbia Great, 21 February 2020 20:54)
As I wrote a few times - and have to deal with the same problem over and over: the theological questions are moot if in day-to-day life basic things like customer protections, credit card fraud, security bugs in Google & Co. can't be resolved.
Here your three farms, in addition to entire Kosova* + entire East Europe have 100% of responsibility. You have smart people who speak English, German and Russian.
Why do I have to deal with fictive East European names the usual "BOT"-s from India use in their caned responses? You all can do better and care better about customers than Jaivijai Jaijani from Mumbai.
Several years ago proud Kosovars told me, there going to be K-Albanian call centers replacing Indians. Where they are?
How about Serbian call centers? This is the way to make Serbia great. At least to start it in the 21st Century.
Theology is OK... but I can wait with it until I really need it. Sorry, I am an engineer.
(Bag of large nails and huge hammer, 22 February 2020 16:36)
Why would a soldier attend any liturgy? Or, perhaps more correctly, why would a follower of Christ (the one to whom the liturgy is directed) serve in the military?
(Make Serbia Great, 19 February 2020 20:25)
The question is why not?
If there is indeed “freedom of religion”, all individuals should be free to worship.
Indeed, the more relevant question to you is why do you and the criminal kleptocrat Djukanovic want to ban soldiers from worshipping in the churches of their forefathers?
The moral corruption of Djukanovic, and his internet supporting in trolls like the fake Serb MSG, is plainly obvious.
(Zhukov, 20 February 2020 04:40)
Why would a soldier attend any liturgy? Or, perhaps more correctly, why would a follower of Christ (the one to whom the liturgy is directed) serve in the military?
(Make Serbia Great, 19 February 2020 20:25)
I'm convinced you are so stupid you have no idea who or what you are.
(sj, 21 February 2020 08:47)
Why would a soldier attend any liturgy? Or, perhaps more correctly, why would a follower of Christ (the one to whom the liturgy is directed) serve in the military?
(Make Serbia Great, 19 February 2020 20:25)
And why should you plague B92 with you stupid commentary?
(sj, 20 February 2020 11:54)
Why do you keep shaming yourself with the fantastic idea that Serbs drive petrol vehicles?
(Make Serbia Great, 23 February 2020 10:03)
I am an engineer and we rarely talk about God simply because it is not practical.
Everyone beliefs what (s)he beliefs.
But on the practical side: did you notice a funny green circle on the windshield of (some) Serbian cars with a number "4" and a redundant-looking, hand-written license plate number beneath of that "4"?
Do you know, what it is?
Can diesel-powered cars get that number?
What may happen if you drive your car in Germany without that green circle on the windshield?
How much that circle does cost and where to buy it?
This probably answers the question why many Serbs still drive petrol vehicles and not going to stop that. For sure, I won't buy any diesel-powered car anytime soon.
Speaking about the cars - in our conversation history two facts to bother me.
1) The story about not having car at all and "driving" horses instead.
I brought it up a few times and will continue until you do not answer.
2) Why you didn't take at least one car with you from the States?
Not only we did that - we still continue and we drive on U.S. plates infinitely, using some legal loopholes. At this point (2020) buying a U.S. vehicle is not as cheap as it used to be, but ultimately it is still a very good saving.
(Ataman, 24 February 2020 08:11)
Why would a soldier attend any liturgy? Or, perhaps more correctly, why would a follower of Christ (the one to whom the liturgy is directed) serve in the military?
(Make Serbia Great, 19 February 2020 20:25)
The Serbian and Montenegro army should be banned from attending church? Maybe you should try to table that in the next Serbian Parliament riding your donkey to Belgrade.
(Jugoslavija, 3 March 2020 17:04)
But from the theological angle, why would a Christian press the government for permission to do something that is completely contrary to the teachings of the God he claims to worship?
(Make Serbia Great, 21 February 2020 20:54)
In order to practice theology you have to be alive.
Under some circumstances like the Nazi regime it was not granted.
And killing young German men wasn't fun for many people.
Think about mental support after the battle.
(Ataman, 22 February 2020 01:33)
Shameful that the anyone would ask anyone that, let alone the Army, of all. Shameful that they enacted an undemocratic law, that violates the basic human rights laws, of even the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. Shameful that anyone would blame anyone, but the current Government for the mess they are in. Sadly, it was the current Government that offended the very "soul" of over 28% or more of its citizens, and then blame it on some outside influence for the mess they are in. The blame rests in the nest of the current regime.
(Dragan from Toronto, 20 February 2020 01:27)
This is step one in the downfall of the regime. We really don’t know what the extent of participation of the military in the demonstrations actually is. I would assume it is significant otherwise the government would not issue this threat. Once the government loses control of the Army they are finished. And Milo knows it
What are you going to do NATO ?
(Sam D, 26 February 2020 20:30)
