Leo Tolstoy and the Bahá’í Faith Ruhi10 and all agreed on the

and all agreed on the time

a son’s legacy and the enduring power of hope

By tracing these messages within the broader sweep of ancient Israelite history

and of aligning our conduct with the Teachings of Bahá'u'lláh

The story told in Prince of Peace comes at exactly the right time in history

Leo Tolstoy and the Bahá’í Faith Ruhi10 and all agreed on theTolstoy first heard of the Bah' teachings in 1894 at a time when the movement was hardly known at all in the West. This book traces the developments and fluctuations in Tolstoy's attitude as more information was made available to him. It is based on the author's correspondence and diaries, as well as the memoirs of those close to him and Bah's who came into contact with him. As a young man, Tolstoy became dissatisfied with the Church and eventually