Right-Wing Ecumenism

[haralampopoulosjc]

I'm aware that a lot of focus has been put on the liberal agenda of ecumenism, which seeks to turn World Orthodoxy into a sort of Eastern Anglicanism (female priesthood, married bishops, homosexual marriage), but let's take a moment to consider "right-wing ecumenism". Right-wing ecumenism can be characterized by phyletism and revanchism, the placement of ethnos over Orthodoxy. Two notable figures who I see as proponents of this "right-wing ecumenism" are the political philosophers Aleksandr Dugin and Dimitri Kitsikis. Dugin is a full-blown ethnophyletist who promotes a bizarre Sergianist philosophy (ie, National Bolshevism) which seeks to combine Bolshevism with National Socialism. He dabbles in Occultism and religious syncretism, seeking to combine Orthodoxy with Slavic neo-paganism, and promotes dangerous Russian Messianist beliefs. Kitsikis, on the other hand, promotes the syncretist ideology of Hellenoturkism, which seeks to blasphemously combine Orthodoxy with Alevi-Bektashism to create a new hybrid religion that will be the basis of a new Ottoman Empire. These are the sort of ideas that will serve the coming of Antichrist.