Hman
Yes, it is; Orthodox Christian, to be precise, for more than 1000 years. — Historically, it's the main and largest religious group in Russia. Second-largest was and is Islam. Buddhism, Judaism, Catholicism etc. are less numerous though also represented.
Just for the sake of information:
The millennia since adoption of Christianity took place in 1988, during the times of the Soviet Union. The event itself and related celebrations were widely covered in Soviet newspapers, magazines and TV. Also, there was built a memorial on the territory of Holy Danilov Monastery in Moscow, and the series of commemorative coins and postage-stamps were released.
Yes, Russia and the Russian people are deeply Christian - Orthodox Christians in fact. These links will help.
LORD'S PRAYER – RUSSIAN ORTHODOX
One believes they started the Religion again
after the end of communism in 1990. Communism was the religion previous. It is a form of Christianity.
yes.. orthodox, i believe they took a look at islam when deciding to ditch paganism but didn't get passed, thou shall not booze bit, before falling in love with the water into wine guy.
