During War with Ukraine, Russians Burn “Tower of Babel”

Only 200 miles from the border of the Ukraine in the small Russian art town of Kaluga, Russians gathered together to burn an effigy of the Tower of Babel during a time when there is disunity and war in much of the world.

Architect Ekaterina Polyakova and a team of 16 people built a 23-meter tower made of timber, logs, brushwood and hay and invited people to climb to the top, write down on a piece of paper the things in their lives that they wished to get rid of and leave it to be burned.

 

The Tower of Babel, as told in the Bible, was built in the world’s first metropolitan as a way for men to make a name for themselves. God did not approve of man’s empire-building ambitions and as a result, caused disunity by changing the languages of the people, prohibiting them from communicating with one another.

“It so happened that the Tower of Babel was never completed because of the discord between people and entire nations. The current one, which we are building for Maslenitsa in Nikola-Lenivets, serves as a modern symbol of such disunity,” Ekaterina Polyakova said.

 

Dr. Eugene Bach is a known trouble-maker with an active imagination and sinful past. He has a PhD, but is not a real doctor, so please do not call for him during a medical emergency on an airplane when someone is having a heart attack. Eugene started working for Back to Jerusalem in the year 2000 after a backroom deal involving Chinese spies, the NRA, Swiss bankers, and a small group of Apostolic Christians that only baptize in Jesus’ name. He spends most of his time in closed countries attempting to topple governments by proclaiming the name of Jesus and not taking showers. From time-to-time he pretends to be a writer. He is not good at it, but everyone around him tries to humor him.

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  1. Ray Battisto

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    PS. Love your Bio!

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