Відео

In one of the most horrific encounters of the Second World War, the fate of the German Sixth Army was sealed in the battle of Stalingrad. The final plane out of the city carried seven bags of mail. In them was a letter from a dying son to his father. It reads: “In Stalingrad, to put the question of God’s existence is to deny it. I must tell you this, Father, and I feel doubly sorry for it. You have raised me, because I had no mother, and always kept God before my eyes and soul. And I regret my words doubly because they will be my last, and I won’t be able to speak any other words afterward which might reconcile you and make up for these. You are a pastor, Father, and in one’s last letter one says only what is true or what one believes might be true. “I have searched for God in every crater, in every destroyed house, on every corner, in every friend, in my foxhole and in the sky. God did not show Himself, even though my heart cried for Him . . . on Earth there was hunger and murder, from the sky came bombs and fire, only God was not there. No, Father, there is no God. And if there should be a God, He is only with you in the hymnals and prayers, in the pious sayings of the priest and pastors, in the ringing of the bells and the fragrance of the incense, but not in Stalingrad.” These excruciating final words of a son to his father speak to an ongoing spiritual struggle, one that has long haunted humanity. The struggle is over the very existence of God and if God does exist, why God’s presence and purpose in life are not more obvious. How was a young soldier to see God amid the nightmare of the last days of war in Stalingrad? For centuries, some theologians have tried to prove the existence of God. Some point to the miracle of birth as an argument for God and God’s creative handiwork. Their voices, though, tremble in the presence of a stillborn child. Some point to the beauty of the Blue Ridge in a rainbow of fall colors as a sure sign of God and God’s creative handiwork. Their voices, though, tremble before the wreckage of monster hurricane winds and devastating tornadoes. Christianity claims that God is most clearly known in the person and life of Jesus. Yet, people saw Jesus cast out demons, still waters, feed multitudes, tell provocative parables and yet still many did not see the presence of God in him. Jesus himself was from a family of no means. He had no status to demand an audience. In many ways, Jesus was like the servant of God of whom Isaiah describes: “Who could have believed what we have heard? He had no beauty, no majesty to draw our eyes, no grace to make us delight in him.” Who could be blamed for not seeing God in Jesus, then or today? So, if Jesus is God’s presence among us, then even in Jesus, God is hidden in humanity.The obvious question then is: Why? Why is God hidden? Why does God deal with us so indirectly? Why will God not simply tap us on the shoulder, whisper a few marching orders and explain how you and I should live? How can some people experience God’s presence so intimately, so intensely, while some are absolutely convinced that God does not exist and if God does exist, it is of no consequence to them?At least a part of the answer to those questions involves how you and I come to know anything. Some knowledge is sensory, empirical, and not up for debate. If I drop a thin piece of glass from the balcony onto this hardwood floor, it will shatter every time I do. Whether or not I believe it will shatter makes absolutely no difference.There is another kind of knowing that is more subjective, personal, and intuitive. It is the substance of what Christians and Jews and Muslims claim to know about God. In The Brother’s Karamazov, Dostoevsky has the Grand Inquisitor accuse Jesus of thinking too highly of people because he refused to support their feeble faith with the security of empirical signs. He offered instead his empty hands, holding within them our invisible freedom. Dostoevsky suggests that God does not tap us on the shoulder or whisper in our ear because God created us to think, to discern, to wrestle with the hidden and sometimes not-so-hidden presence of God. I grieve for the young soldier in Stalingrad. I grieve that he did not find God amid the abyss of that horror. I grieve for his father, the pastor, who could not finally shape the religious experience of his son. If the apostle Paul is right when he tells the Corinthians: “now we see in mirror dimly, but then face to face. Now I know in part, then I shall understand fully, even as I have been fully understood,” then despite the young soldier’s protest to the contrary, I suspect God was anything but absent in Stalingrad. God was there with this dying child and with all God’s dying children. God wept at the carnage and at the killing of this child’s faith. Source: www.covepresbyterianchurch.com/single-post/2019/08/02/a-prayer-for-a-soldier-in-stalingrad

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Pretty good

That repeating siren noise is annoying af. But the game looks fun

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1:29 cool shot

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That looks so good! That sound design is really solid too. To the wishlist it goes!

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Tu e americano ou brasileiro? Ja deixei meu Like

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Im happy you liked our server.

what the hell is this lmao

Turtle Rock was involved in this? didnt know that

I was playing enlisted the other day. The squads thing is great but the gunplay isnt as satisfying as RO2 or other games.

what TL is doing while we desperately need smoke up front:

How good is the tank in the right hands, it can be unstoppable

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The Zhitomir-Berdichev Offensive operation (Russian: Житомирско-Бердичевская наступательная операция) was a part of the strategic offensive of the Red Army in the right-bank (western) Ukrainian SSR. The offensive operation was conducted by the forces of the 1st Ukrainian Front commanded by General of Army Nikolai Vatutin during World War II, from 24 December through to 14 January 1944 in 1944 with the task of inflicting a crushing defeat of the opposing German 4th Panzer Army of Army Group South, and to advance to river Southern Bug while preventing new attempts by the enemy to again capture Kiev. As a result of the carried out operation, the Soviet troops, after opening an attack on 700 kilometer front, moved from 80 to 200 km, almost completely liberated Kiev and Zhytomyr regions, and also number of regions of the Vinnytsia Oblast and Rivne Oblast regions, and destroyed six enemy divisions. The 1st Ukrainian Front also occupied a new advantageous position to the north of the main concentration of forces of the Army Group South. The armies of the left wing of front deeply envelopped the enemy formations, which retained the right (western) shore of the Dnieper in the Kaniv region. In the final phase of the operation, from 11 January 1944, the front’s forces deflected strong counter-attacks by the enemy. Besides the formations and units of the Red Army, the 1st Czechoslovak brigade also participated In the operation. As a result of the Kiev Strategic Offensive operation late in 1943, troops of the 1st Ukrainian Front under Vatutin took a large bridgehead on the right bank of the Dnepr in the Kiev region that “overhung” the enemy group of the troops in the south-western Ukraine. Attempting to reduce bridgehead and to retake Kiev, on 15 November German forces undertook counter-attacks in the region south of Zhytomyr, but in the Kiev Strategic Defensive operation this plan was defeated. Source: www.berdichev.org/the_zhitomir_berdichev_offensive.html

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Could do better noobie

God I miss this game. 1600 hours playtime, veteran of the RTW closed beta.

That shit poopy fart slop effect at the end was friggin' sweet, Lois.

This is the match with the biggest number of actual players I've seen in RO2

Me: presses 'R' = dies

i didn't expect history lesson in the description

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Absolute gem of a game. Hate the fact the older you get the multiplayer games you enjoyed are dying.

wish more people still play this game

wish more people still play this game