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What is my faith?" is an essay by Leo Tolstoy in which he openly and honestly expounds his thoughts on religion and faith. Tolstoy considers the foundations of his faith, criticizes formal religiosity and dogmatism, striving to find the true meaning of spirituality and moral values.

The work begins with reflections on existing religious teachings and dogmas, and then proceeds to the author's personal search for an answer to questions about the meaning of life and the nature of God. Tolstoy analyzes various aspects of faith, from the influence of religious traditions on a person's life to the role of faith in moral and ethical elections.

The essay stands out for its sincerity and philosophical approach, demonstrating Tolstoy's desire to understand and explain what true faith is and how it affects everyday life. This work is useful for anyone interested in religious philosophy and personal spiritual search.

- Subjects: Religious philosophy, Personal reflection

- Contents: Reflections on religion, faith and moral values

- Author: Leo Tolstoy

- Genre: Essays

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