And God said, Let us make man in our image, after our likeness: and let them have dominion over the fish of the sea, and over the fowl of the air, and over the cattle, and over all the earth, and over every creeping thing that creepeth upon the earth….And God saw everything that he had made, and, behold, it was very good. And the evening and the morning were the sixth day.
The author and host of the TV series “Day 6” is a priest. He takes interest in the attitude of an Armenian today towards life, Christian ethics, universal values. The guests of pavilion include men of art, science, politics, economics, education and media, who are zealous for the Armenian Church, Christian faith and share their concerns about complicated and problematic issues, related to organizing public life, with the hosting priest. 
 
Frequency: Every Saturday, at 22:00
Rerun: Monday, at 13:30

guest: Gevorg Danielyan, part 2


“An institution of independent experts should be established, who will elaborate new laws within the scope of public and state order. We should also make use of international legal experts, since most of ours work in state agencies and are often constrained”. Rev. Fr. Ruben Zargarian hosts the Dean of Constitutional Chair in the YSU, Doctor of the Science of Law, professor Gevorg Danielyan. 

 

guest: Gevorg Danielyan, part 1


“Most of the church-owned property, including almost all manuscripts of  Matenadaran were so called “nationalized” during Bolshevik Revolution and became state property up till nowadays. Those who demand the Church to pay taxes, should first of all claim full compensation of losses, and the taxes will make only tiny part of the losses suffered by the Church”. Rev. Fr. Ruben Zargarian hosts the Dean of Constitutional Chair in the YSU, Doctor of the Science of Law, professor Gevorg Danielyan. 

guest: Hayk Kotanjyan


Ahead of the 25th anniversary of the establishement of the RA Armed Forces, Rev. Fr. Ruben Zargarian hosts the Head of Institute for National Strategic Studies of the RA Ministry of Defense, Major-General Hayk Kotanjyan. 
 

 

guest: Harutyun Mesrobyan


“Only a national pro-state psycology can straighten the situation.” Rev. Fr. Ruben Zargarian hosts management expert Harutyun Mesrobyan. 
 

guest: Hayk Martirosyan: part 2


“All rebels in Syria are Islamic extremists. They promoted establishment of religious states, which they presented to the world as an attempt to institute democracy. The bitter consequences are obvious.” Rev. Fr. Ruben Zargarian hosts political scientist Hayk Martirosyan. 

 

guest: Serob Khachatryan


Rev. Fr. Ruben Zargarian hosts education expert Serob Khachatryan.

guest: Nvard Manasyan


“People experience helplessness, fear and inferioiry, when they are not guided by the unbreakable wish and drive for determining their own ways, to come to know their own knowledge and rights.” Rev. Fr. Ruben Zargarian hosts education expert Nvard Manasyan. 
 

guest: Hayk Martirosyan, part 1


“All rebels in Syria are Islamist extremists. They were the ones to boost the establishment of religious statehoods, and presented it to the world as an attempt of setting democracy, yet the mischievous outcome of that attempt is obvious.” Rev. Fr. Ruben Zargarian hosts political analyst Hayk Martirosyan.  

 

guest: Hakob Simonyan


The royal tomb located in Aghdzk settlement is the only historical cultural monument preserved in the region where bodies of royal descents rest. Rev. Fr. Ruben Zargarian hosts the leader of Aghdzk archaeological expedition, Deputy Director of Research Center for Historical-Cultural Legacy Hakob Simonyan.  

guest: Hakob Movses


“When our fathers canonized our translators and established the Feast of Holy Translators, they were explicitely catching those impulses descending upon the earth from the entrails of the universe as Thought and Meditation to fill our stores to provide us with the harvest.” Rev. Fr. Ruben Zargarian hosts writer, translator Hakob Movses. 
 

guest: Hayk Kocharyan


“Aleppo Armenians are in a critical situation. So far Armenia has been offering situational solutions to the consequences of Syrian war, whereas Armenia was supposed to have a conceptual approach. Situational solutions bring to the complication of the overall state of affairs”. Rev. Father Ruben Zargarian hosts Hayk Kocharyan, expert in Arabic studies. 
 

guest: Armen Martirosyan, part 2


“The difficulties brought by independence were ones to overcome instead of avoiding from responsibility. Only the person or the society who bears responsibility for its homeland and family, may be qualified as ‘free’, and the constitution is called to protect the rights of that country and citizen while emphasizing his/her responsibilities.” Rev. Father Ruben Zargarian hosts Armen Martirosyan, Director of Antares Publishing House.