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A series of letters from Tolstoy to a friend of his, translated and published by The Free Age Press. The author goes over his personal understanding of religion, the role of reason in finding truth, traps in religious practice and how we all should be aware that \textit{"man has come into the world not by his own will but by the will of Him that sent him."} which is his basis to understanding man's purpose, Jesus, Religion and Prayer.


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%Cher Poète,

%Je reçois les bonnes feuilles de votre
%grand ouvrage, et, dès le premier regard
%jeté sur vos beaux vers, je constate la hau
%teur du dessein, et cette émulation féconde
%avec la nature, ce « certamen » qui fait
%triompher le Poète des difficultés exté
%rieures à sa volonté, à l'aide précisément
%des contraintes qu'il s'impose lui-même.

%J'appelle de mes vœux les heureux
%loisirs qui me permettront un commerce
%plus prolongé avec ce noble travail.

%Veuillez croire, Cher Poète, à mes
%fidèles sentiments.

%Mario ROUSTAN.



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\noindent 001 \_ Tolstoy, Leo \ 1885 \ If You Neglect the Little Fire You Can’t Put Out the Big One.\\
004 \_ Rutherford, Joseph Franklin \_ 1938 \_ Face the Facts + Fill the Earth\\
005 \_ Masius, Johannes Carolus - Leixner, Otto von \_ 1681 \_ Die letzte Seele\\
007 \_ Saint-René, Martin - Alighieri, Dante \_ 1304 \_ 1936 \_ L'enfer de Dante en terza rima\\
%009  \small \_ Fries, Jakob Friedrich \_ 1816 \_ On the threat posed by the Jews to German prosperity and culture\\ \normalsize
010 \_ Tolstoy, Leo \_ 1901 \_ The Only Means.\\
011 \_ de Saint-Exupéry, Antoine \_ 1943 \_ Le Petit Prince\\
014 \_ Fr. Rose, Seraphim \_ Nihilism - The Root of the Revolution of the Modern Age\\
%015 \_ Tolstoy, Leo \_ 1901 \_ Reason, Faith and Prayer - Three letters\\
019 \_ Tournier, Paul \_ 1982 \_ Pour se mieux comprendre entre époux
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