Leo Tolstoy viewed being human not as a biological given, but as an active moral and spiritual achievement. In works like A Confession, he argued that the sole meaning of life is to serve humanity and that empathy—feeling the pain of others—is the exact measure of our humanity.
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One of my many retirement projects is to clean out the room behind the garage and to use that space and the accompanying out door area to do...
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