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Posted on December 9, 2017July 31, 2019

Leo Tolstoy On God

by Socrates Black : Wisdom Archivist.In Wisdom.

DDF1B8C8-9237-401F-BCED-4E984446A739Leo Tolstoy (September 09, 1828 – November 20, 1910)

At the thought of God, happy waves of life welled up inside me. Everything came alive, took on meaning. The moment I thought I knew God, I lived. But the moment I forgot him, the moment I stopped believing, I also stopped living.

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