>>611118
>racism, antisemitism … are sins.
Now, read as generously as possible, this statement is right. We have to love everyone, even our enemies. We cannot hate another person based solely on their race, whether they're white, black, ethnically Jewish or whatever else. But most liberals read racism and antisemitism to mean more than that.
As for antisemitism in the sense of hating Judaism – we are completely in the right to hate the religion because it's pharisaic, demonic, and has lead to the damnation of some untold number of people. The same can be said for all other 'religions.' We can (and should) hate false religion with a passion, as long our hate is only directed toward the practice and not the deceived practitioner.
As for racism, we're free to acknowledge the reality of race. We can loathe modern culture because it's actively trying to destroy traditional ethnic identities as long as we don't hate our neighbor. As an example of this, an ideal segregated society, one where men are kept separate by race in mutual brotherhood, is perfectly fine. Many people would decry this as racist and inherently awful, but if the society is truly equal and loving, then it's no problem at all.
>xenophobia
This one is more tricky because this is such a broad term, and it can (and does) mean just about anything in practice. One man that hates every Chinese person alive with a passion and another that really doesn't like Chinese music could both be called xenophobic. Including xenophobia makes the whole statement meaningless because it's nothing but a buzzword.
Just like the other cases, whenever 'hating the foreign' (whatever that means)means hating another human being, it's not alright. But we're more than welcome to think foreign cultures and practices are disgusting or horrible. The Chinese custom of casually spitting everywhere in public is horrifying to me, and I'll admit that freely. I'm sure there are plenty of people that would call me xenophobic for saying that, but nationalism isn't a sin and it's not wrong to prefer your own culture.
tl;dr: The Russian Church did nothing wrong. The Church liberals are right in that we can't hate other men, but those who want to anathematize nationalism are putting left-wing politics into their doctrine and are way out of line.