Evaluate Leo Tolstoy’s statement in his essay “Religion and Morality”(1893): “The attempts to found...

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Evaluate Leo Tolstoy’s statement in his essay “Religion and Morality”
(1893): “The attempts to found a morality apart from religion are like the
attempts of children who, wishing to transplant a flower that pleases them,
pluck it from the roots that seem to them unpleasing and superfluous, and
stick it rootless into the ground. Without religion there can be no real,
sincere morality, just as without roots there can be no real flower.”

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Title: Religion and Morality
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Discussion	3
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Introduction
To start with, his ethical hypothesis is intriguing according to the point of view of the historical backdrop of moral way of thinking since it mixes different significant thoughts (populism, sentimentalism, moral authenticity, belief in higher powers and so on) to construct a unique hypothesis (NOVRUZOV). Secondly, his ethical hypothesis is intriguing according to the viewpoint of the historical backdrop of thoughts since it bears affinities to the perspectives on edification logicians like Hume, Rousseau and Adam Smith. Third, as it will contend, Tolstoy's ethical hypothesis is fascinating according to the viewpoint of moral hypothesis since it features specific paradoxes and questionable suppositions that a conceivable hypothesis of profound quality ought to more readily keep away from (or if nothing else explain what is in question).
Discussion
The mentioned validations require a philosophical in--depth investigation of Tolstoy's ethical hypothesis. Because of this call,

Evaluate Leo Tolstoy’s statement in his essay “Religion and Morality” (1893): “The attempts to found a morality apart from religion are like the attempts of children who, wishing to transplant a...

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