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Центром подготовки космонавтов имени Гагарина (ЦПК) была проведена встреча с преподавателями и студентами технических вузов. Встреча была организована Всемирным русским собором, глава которого Патриарх Кирилл. Во время беседы руководители центра рассказали, что космонавты видели следы деятельности Бога.
Поэтому закономерным был вопрос, являются ли космонавты верующими людьми. Предпосылкой его было появление священников, сопровождаемых космонавтами у основания гигантской центрифуги, длиной 18 метров. Увидев их, у многих всплыли в памяти знакомые еще со школьной парты слова, что Гагарин летал в космос, но Бога там не видел.| < Предыдущая | Следующая > |
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