Tolstoyanism

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Tolstoyanism is a Christian anarchist and pacifist philosophical movement based on Leo Tolstoy’s teachings about nonviolence, simple living, and moral perfection.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Christian anarchist movement
Christian pacifist philosophy
pacifist movement
religious philosophical movement
advocates agrarian lifestyle
chastity or sexual restraint
communal living
manual labor
non-participation in government
non-payment of taxes used for war
sobriety
vegetarianism
basedOn teachings of Leo Tolstoy
corePrinciple Christian anarchism
moral perfectionism
nonviolence
pacifism
simple living
emphasizes ethical perfection
literal interpretation of the Sermon on the Mount
love for all people
nonresistance to evil
rejection of institutional churches
rejection of state authority
rejection of violence
rejection of war
teachings of Jesus
foundedBy Leo Tolstoy
goal realization of the Kingdom of God on earth through love and nonviolence
hasKeyText The Kingdom of God Is Within You
The Law of Love and the Law of Violence
What I Believe
historicalPeriod late 19th century
influenced Christian anarchism
Mahatma Gandhi
modern pacifist movements
nonviolent resistance theories
influencedBy Gospels
surface form: Christian Gospels

Sermon on the Mount
namedAfter Leo Tolstoy
opposes capital punishment
military service
private property in land
social inequality
originatedIn Russian Empire
relatedTo Quaker pacifism
nonresistance Christianity
religiousContext Christianity

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Yasnaya Polyana associatedWith Tolstoyanism
this entity surface form: Tolstoyan movement
Christian anarchism historicalRoot Tolstoyanism
this entity surface form: Tolstoyan movement
A Confession influenced Tolstoyanism
this entity surface form: Tolstoyan movement
Resurrection influencedBy Tolstoyanism
Leo Tolstoy movement Tolstoyanism