What has become the architectural dominant of our cities? One of the main goals of the Forty movement from its first years was to protect community members and churches from those who opposed their construction. Over the past few years, the situation has changed, new churches have appeared in many areas of the capital. But today another question arises. What place does the temple occupy in a modern city? Using the example of the Church of St. Sergius of Radonezh on Khodinka, Andrey Kormokin in the "Question and Answer" section showed how the urban environment is changing. The temple, which was once the architectural dominant of an open area, is now surrounded by high-rise buildings. And Moscow City is becoming more and more prominent as a symbol of modern Moscow. "What is a financial center? Yes, the golden calf, guys," explains Andrey Borisovich. More details in the attached section of the stream. See the full post here. The conversation about the plan to build the temple and the role of the temple in a modern city starts from the 2nd minute of Nahal.