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Kiev

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) is a famous Ukrainian public figure, poet and publicist. Leader of BRATSTVO ("Brotherhood"), religious, public and political organization of Orthodox Christians

Eastern Christianity

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 in Ukraine

Ukraine

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, which is working on religious freedom protection, defending of Christians from authorities' violation and political repressions.

The President of the Institute of Regional Politics and Modern Political Science.

He is an author of a poem collection "Philosophy of distemper" (2002), an author of the following books: "War in the crowd" (1998), "This and It" (2002) and "Revolution from courtier" (2004).

In his activity Korchynsky combinates ideas of different ideologies - Christianity

Christianity

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, Orthodoxy

Orthodoxy

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, Nationalism

Nationalism

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, Fundamentalism

Fundamentalism

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, Anarchism

Anarchism

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. His ideas also seem to have been influenced by Ancient Greece

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 and Middle Ages

Middle Ages

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philosophy.