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Chapter listing and length:

00 - Preface and Introduction -- 00:07:20

01 - Chapter 1 -- 00:19:18

02 - Chapter 2 -- 00:14:15

03 - Chapter 3 -- 00:34:09

04 - Chapter 4 -- 00:23:09

05 - Chapter 5 -- 00:38:14

06 - Chapter 6, part 1 -- 00:47:02

07 - Chapter 6, part 2 -- 00:35:32

08 - Chapter 7 -- 00:38:23

09 - Chapter 8 -- 00:53:55

10 - Chapter 9 -- 00:26:59

11 - Chapter 10 -- 00:57:55

12 - Chapter 11 -- 00:53:03

13 - Chapter 12 -- 00:29:36

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[NetIdentity]

Tolstoy is undoubtedly one of the greatest thinkers and by far more saintly than those spiritualists of modern times who condone wars and foment disharmony in the name of religion. The more I read Tolstoy, the more I admire him and the more I love Jesus Christ!
Love, Light and Nonviolence to all ❤️🕉☮️

[gordonmitchell]

I am lost for the words to express how much this reading means to me. It's what I needed, and what the world needs now. I have a lot of work to do on me! Thank you for this recording, what dedication!

[billruber]

What an articulate journey to the ultimate
Enlightenment .
Beautifully narrated

[Rosemary-uzy]

🙏 The Earth is the Lord's, and Everything in it, the world and ALL who live in it....Psalm 24

[yacoobh]

Leo Tolstoy was very big writer, teacher and seeker of truth. Some people try to criticize him, i am surprised where they find such words...
He was master of introspection, seeking after truth, seeking after the ways to remove inner imbalances and how to face them.
We think that we are intelligent people and judge other people very quickly. We forgot that Leo Tolstoy was also very learned and intelligent man and further he was very deep person diving ind his own soul very deep.
We should try to understand that real honesty, courage and manhood are very important for us.
I wish that we would have more people like Leo Tolstoy living amongst us.

[antonioescobar]

What a revolucionary and brave honest manifestó and enlightment daring interpretation of the Word of God

[JustinPavoni]

This is outstanding. Now comes the hard work of aligning my life with this truth.

[lisamoag]

He wrote a delightful children’s book.
My class of three and four year old asked for it again and again, excellent story and beautiful illustrations.

[dasein]

What I Believe by Leo Tolstoy
Chapter Listings

Chapter 1 – 00:07:20
Chapter 2 – 00:26:36
Chapter 3 – 00:40:52
Chapter 4 – 01:15:01
Chapter 5 – 01:38:01
Chapter 6, part 1 – 02:16:25
Chapter 6, part 2 – 03:03:28
Chapter 7 – 03:39:00
Chapter 8 – 04:17:22
Chapter 9 – 05:11:19
Chapter 10 – 05:38:18
Chapter 11 – 06:36:14
Chapter 12 – 07:29:18

[k.vfrancisfrancis]

I am blessed to hear this recording.
Thank you for this.

[anhkimphan]

Thank you for posting this book online. I started reading Bible since jan 2020, Leo Tolstoy help me more understand the Gospel.

[carolwoodhouse]

Thank you Tolstoy for this increase in my understanding. So well read too.x

[patri]

You should every other book. You have a great voice. Great to know your gift and use it. Thanks for your work.

[Magenta]

Superbly read by Mr. David Barnes. Thank you!!

[varasuetamminga]

So few people are willing to take Jesus seriously, Tolstoy was one of the few modern people to take Jesus at his word.  Christianity is so radical.  Amazing.

[sarahbenedict]

Thank you for this audiobook.  I am so happy to learn of Count Tolstoy's journey of enlightenment, epiphanies, understanding which revolutionized his life, and which understanding answered the eternal questions, gave him joy and happiness.  I too came late to the party after years of criticizing religion, and had in many, many ways to learn and grow in order to understand what I was hearing and seeing.  I was fortunate to have experienced many of the same new understanding.and find the detailed record of his thoughts and feelings as they encountered the Gospel and doctrine a wonderful gift.

[cliffsurtees]

Thanks to Leo Tolstoy, I now understand more. I wish I had heard this 40 years ago when I became a follower of Jesus.

[abbast.]

Thank you! It's fascinating what he said about the Baha'i Faith 24 years after writing this book. _"We spend our lives trying to unlock the mystery of the universe, but there was a Turkish prisoner, Bahá’u’lláh, in Akka, Palestine, who had the key. …Baha’u’llah’s teachings now present us with the highest and purest form of religious teaching…Very profound, I know of no other so profound."_ -Leo Tolstoy 1908

[chikugarg]

we are so grateful and thankful to this man called leo tolstoy. he gave us (indians) the idea of independence by directly influencing mahatma gandhi . his theory of non violent resistance which later developed and used  by gandhi for the independence of india
"TURN THE OTHER CHEEK DOWN " SIMPLY GREAT

[ev]

I have this story in my English book...
And I really love this story well everytime I read this story it brings tears in my eyes....


And if anyone read my comment
May you have a happy hours ahead take care and God bless you 😇😇😇😇