Titlebook: God and Man According To Tolstoy; Alexander Boot Book 2009 Alexander Boot 2009 Christianity.culture.ethics.god.Jesus Christ.metaphysics.ph

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,Tolstoy’s Faith, such as it was,r characteristics. His nihilism, for example, owed a great deal both to the Zeitgeist and to the peculiarities of the Russian character—it was not for nothing that the word “nihilism” was invented in Russia when Tolstoy was in his thirties. New words appear when they are needed to describe notions t

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Desperately Seeking Golgotha,ently to the inevitable end: martyrdom. In search of it, he kept attacking the state in general, and especially the Russian state in particular. The thunder of this offensive was neatly harmonized with his broadsides against the church—not only against some of its objectionable practices, of which t

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Eviction

The Lessons of Leo Tolstoy,by the count was only negative: what not to think, how not to live, and which gods not to worship. But such was the scale of his personality that even his folly soars above the errors of lesser men. So it is there for all to see and, one hopes, heed. And if we understand his folly for what it is, we

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Building a Case for Evidence-Based Learningfirst comes up with a hypothesis, then tests it against available evidence, and then, depending on how the test turns out, either accepts the hypothesis or not. Philosophy is unlike any other science in that there are no instruments whose flashing displays and flailing cursors can tell the thinker t