4 Quotes & Sayings By Ng Pomyalovsky

N.G. Pomyalovsky was born on April 13, 1949, in the Ukrainian city of Kiev. He was educated at Chapaevsky Military School (1968-1971), then studied mathematics at Kiev University (1971-1974) and radio engineering at the Moscow Institute of Communications (1974-1975). From 1975 to 1978 he worked as chief engineer of the Kiev Radio Engineering Plant (KREZ), and since 1979 he has been Director General of the Ukrainian State Television and Radio Company (UTR) Read more

He was awarded an honorary doctorate by the prestigious Kiev National University in 1994. In January 2000, Mr. Pomyalovsky founded a new non-governmental organization, "Institute for Science and Culture," which is focused on raising public awareness of the need to develop science and culture in Ukraine as a means for strengthening its independent statehood.

He is a member of the Ukrainian Academy of Sciences and a member of the Council for Science and Culture under Prime Minister Viktor Yanukovych.

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You will find complete, absolute atheism, not a conscious atheism, but rather the animal atheism of an uneducated man, the atheism of a cat or dog. They call themselves believers, and they lie: they neither believe in nor rely upon that God to whom woman, children, idealists, and people in misfortune like to turn. N.G. Pomyalovsky
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In matters of conscience and basic convictions it is unlawful and pernicious for anyone to forcibly intrude upon another's beliefs; therefore, because I am a man of rational convictions, I will not go out and demolish churches, drown monks, or rip down icons from my friends' walls because in so doing I will not spread my convictions; human beings must be educated, not coerced, I am not the enemy, I am not the tyrant of the conscience of true believers. N.G. Pomyalovsky
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These ordained atheists cultivate their egoism, the source of every atheist's activity, but they defile it and it becomes repulsive whereas the egoism of good atheists is a beautiful principle. They preach raging sermons not because they fear for the eternal damnation of their fold, but because they fear for the eternal damnation of their gold; before every sermon they feel their pockets to see if there's a hole, and if there is, they mend it with a sermon instead of a patch. N.G. Pomyalovsky