Tolstoy, the great Russian writer, was known for his deep faith in God and his commitment to the ten wills. However, he refused to belong to any religious organization or institution, especially the church, which he considered alien to Christianity. In this book, Tolstoy reviews his vision of the Christian religion and how some teachings have been distorted over time. Tolstoy provides a sharp critical view of religion, morals and historical facts, which makes this book an interesting reading of anyone interested in Russian literature or religious philosophy.