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Services are held in the Russian Orthodox Church at the following address:

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	The biblical story about the Antichrist is a metaphor. The real Antichrist will never come.
	The Antichrist will come, but not soon. You don't have to be afraid un till then.
	The Antichrist is coming soon. We need to get ready.
	The Antichrist has already come.
	You need to be afraid to sin.