Religion in Russia

"He is just a small demon....he serves the Antichrist, he is building stone after stone," Russian political scientist Alexander Kamkin said of Zelensky.

Daniil Markin reposted an image comparing the return of "Game of Thrones" character John Snow to Jesus Christ, and now he faces the possibility of five years in jail.

Communism, like Christianity, preaches "freedom, brotherhood, equality," he said.

A handful of national churches in Europe and elsewhere in the world are only getting ready to celebrate Christmas now.

Russia's most famous civil liberties activist has appealed to the president to intervene after the arrest of five Scientologists.

The Russian Supreme Court has declared Jehovah's Witnesses an extremist group. Their gatherings and preaching are now criminal offenses.

Jehovah's Witnesses were effectively banned by Russia's Supreme Court in April.

In April, Russia's Supreme Court will consider a request to ban the group.

The Russian justice ministry has officially moved to label Jehovah's Witnesses an "extremist organization" following years of government suspicion toward the group.

The rabbi said he was disappointed that lawmakers had not distanced themselves from a controversial statement.

It's very important for Russia to maintain good relations with its large Muslim population, and its closest allies, like Muslim-majority Kazakhstan.

Tatarstan's archdiocese is republishing a series of articles on dinosaurs and dragons.

Patriarch Kirill signed a pro-life petition, also calling for the end of "abortive" contraceptives.

The church's former spokesman backed a cleric, supporting FGM but with some conditions.

While authorities look for an eligible spot, Church officials join opposition.

Russia's Jewish community marks a new holiday for the third time in 2016.

Putin was speaking at a discussion event on the topic of Islam and Russia.

The survey comes as Russia and the Eastern Orthodox world marks Easter on Sunday.

The cartoon shows occult forces, inspired by Nazism, threatening Russia

A local martial artist sparked outrage after documenting desecration of a holy monument.