We often like to say that we are "people of faith,"...

07:07:00 23.07.2026

We often like to say that we are "people of faith," but true faith is not lighting a candle in church once a week or making the sign of the cross. That is merely the outward display of faith. I'm not saying those things are bad, but simply doing them and considering yourself a person of faith is, I believe, mistaken and not genuine.

To lead our struggle to victory, our movement often emphasizes the necessity of possessing an unbreakable will, because only then will we be able to prevent the destruction of our nation and homeland. But that unbreakable will cannot appear out of thin air. It is born from our faith—our unwavering belief that Armenia will rise once again and, through our sacred struggle, regain the same glorious stature it possessed in the ancient world. We cannot claim to be "people of faith" while at the same time mocking such ideas and dismissing those who express them as "unrealistic" or "dreamers." A person with genuine faith believes that such a future is not only possible but is our destiny, and without surrendering, continues to move forward through the darkness, believing that there is light on the other side of the tunnel. True faith is not only believing in the "impossible," but also acting toward it without any guarantees, trusting that the Creator or Higher Powers will open a door for us and extend a helping hand.

Over the past hundred years, every war we have won, we have won first and foremost because of faith. In the May Heroic Battles, the battles of Mountainous Armenia, and the Artsakh Liberation War, our heroic commanders and freedom fighters could never have achieved victory against an enemy that surpassed us in numbers and material resources had they not fought with faith.

It is no coincidence that in the 20th century, when nationalists came to power in Europe through their uncompromising struggle, the titles of their most famous films were Victory of Faith and Triumph of the Will.

It is our unwavering faith that gives birth to the unbreakable will from which our determination and tireless labor draw their strength. Without faith there is no will, and without will there is neither struggle nor victory.

Therefore, if we truly are a people of faith, then now is the best time to prove it. Now, more than ever, we must show that our faith is real. Now is the time to believe in the restoration and rebirth of Greater Armenia—and to fight for it...

One Nation, One State, One Will

Toward a Greater Armenia, Toward a glorious future!

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