...world, and that, having attained a certain extent of growth, it has passed out of these conditions. One thing alone is certain and indubitable, that which...the thought of the passage which awaits me. — The Christian Teaching. THE END PRINTED BY WILLIAM CLOWES AND SONS, IIMITKD, LONDON AND BECCLES. THE UNIVERSITY...

...chose to reassert the integrity, the soundness of primitive Christianity. At the end he could say, "Not only have I no regret, but I rejoice at the thought of the passage which awaits me. 'Into thy hands I commend my spirit.' " Tolstoy's theories have grave practical defects that, be we...