Huntington Smith

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About Huntington Smith

Translator of Leo Tolstoy.

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This person has authored 16 documents, with 74,256 words or 439,692 characters.

My Religion

1884

I believe in the doctrine of Jesus, and this is my religion:— I believe that nothing but the fulfillment of the doctrine of Jesus can give true happiness to men. I believe that the fulfillment of this doctrine is possible, easy, and pleasant. I believe that although none other follows this doctrine, and I alone am left to practice it, I cannot refuse to obey it, if I would save my life from the certainty of eternal loss; just as a man in a burning house if he find a door of safety, must go out, so I must avail myself of the way to salvation. I believe that my life according to the doctrine of the world has been a torment, and that a life according to the doctrine of Jesus can alone give me in this world the happiness for which I was ... (From: Gutenberg.org.)

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