In 1986 he devoted himself to the problem of human motivation, in the belief that the system cannot be worse than the people who make it and therefore that the worse evil is the one we carry in our hearts. Previously the secretary for religious matters of the Committee for the defense of human rights, and the General secretary of the Movement for Human Rights, he is now the president of the Ethic Council DHS. He has been, as an orator, involved in many public meetings and invited to take part in different organizations, movements and religious communities. He had the opportunity several times to hold sermon as a guest on the Belgrade University as well as on radio and TV programs. His first sermon was in Belgrade. Afterwards, more followed: Croatia, Slovenia and other places across the ex-Yugoslavia, and abroad. He is well-known as an orator on Students protest (Belgrade 1996/97), when he on spoke on topics: "Why is nationalism sin?", "How to love policemen now?", "State without monarch - Old Israel's state.", ... etc. On account of many texts published in different publications he has
been chosen as an honored member of the Board "The First Serbian Royal
Literary Club".
Milos Bogdanovic,
Gospodar Jovanova 20,
11000, Belgrade,
YUGOSLAVIA,
Tel. 381-11-635-478
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