. Di tutte le Russie: Viaggi e studi in contemporanea europea della Russia, Finlandia, Siberia, Caucaso e Asia centrale. kopeckapiece, contenente la sua bitterest denuncie della OrthodoxChurch, e l'enorme diffusione di questi sono stati aventi amongthe persone. In accordo con ciò che egli aveva detto al secolare meabout accusa, egli ha sottolineato un recente visitatore, Theday del mio scomunica era il più felice della mia vita.Ma ciò non gli impedisce di colpire torna in una sola volta in un leone, il figlio di Nicola 57 lunga lettera indirizzata al Santo Sinodo. Il decreto di questi ultimi,ha dichiarato, è illegale o int

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. All the Russias: travels and studies in contemporary European Russia, Finland, Siberia, the Caucasus, and Central Asia. kopeckapiece, containing his bitterest denunciations of the OrthodoxChurch, and the enormous circulation these were having amongthe people. In accordance with what he had said to meabout secular prosecution, he remarked to a recent visitor, Theday of my excommunication was the happiest of my life.But this did not prevent him from striking back at once, in a LEO, THE SON OF NICHOLAS 57 long letter addressed to the Holy Synod. The latters decree, he declared, is illegal or intentionally ambiguous; it is arbitrary, unjustifiable, and mendacious. Moreover, it contains a calumnyand constitutes an incitement to wicked sentiments and acts.* I have not repudiated the Church, he added, because I had vrevolted against the Lord. I repudiated it, on the contrary, because I wanted to serve God with all the force of my soul. He admits that he denies the whole creed of Christianityconsidered as theology—the incarnation of Jesus Christ, theTrinity, the Immaculate Conception, etc., but he does not deny. Yasnaya Polyana, Count Tolstoys Home (Back). God the spirit, a unique God of love, the principle of all things.He believes not in the Christian Heaven and Hell, but in theimmortality of the soul and mans moral responsibility, and hewrites long and eloquently of the God of love, whose will is thatwe should all live according to the law of love as the conditionof bringing real brotherhood into a world torn by strife. Itmay be, he says in conclusion, that my beliefs offend, afflict, or scandalise some persons; it may be that they disturb or dis-please; but it is not in my power to change these beliefs any morethan it is possible for me to change my body. I must live and 58 ALL THE RUSSIAS shall be obliged to die—and before long—yet all this interestsonly myself. I cannot beheve otherwise than I do believe at themoment when I am preparing to return to this God from

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