Lithuanian President urges to reconsider some Christian postulates

On April 26, Lithuanian President Gitanas Nauseda called for a review of the Christian postulate of non-resistance to evil by violence.

"I think that sometimes you need strength. There is nothing unchristian about fighting back against evil," TASS quoted him as saying.

As Nauseda noted, this statement is an ideological basis in order to protect the forces of a healthy world from destruction. He noted that the geopolitical situation is such that Christian teaching requires amendments, writes "Газета.ги ".

"That is why, in this difficult period, we must carry out some revision of Christian values," concluded the Lithuanian leader.

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