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The Kingdom of God Is Within You and What Is Art?

Name: The Kingdom of God Is Within You and What Is Art?
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Author: Count Leo Nikolayevich, 1828-1910, Gra Tolstoy
ISBN: 9781604244519

by Count Leo Nikolayevich, 1828-1910, Gra Tolstoy

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Publisher: Book Jungle
19.1 x 23.5 x 3 cm

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For seekers of authentic, heart-centred faith.

Explains the simple, undogmatic truth of Christ.

You will find clarity in your walk with God.

Experience two of Tolstoy's most profound treatises in this classic collection of religious and philosophical thought.

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The present volume contains two contrasting treatises. The first is religious, and shows in Count Tolstoys earnest and eloquent manner the meaning of Christ's words which he takes for his text, - "The Kingdom of God is within you". The outward forms of religion, however helpful they may be to some souls, are not essential; the superstitions with which Faith sometimes clothes or masks herself may or may not be uplifting; but the foundation of Christianity is the truth contained in Christ's words, his simple, plain, undogmatic commands and prohibitions