The kingdom of hell and wine

It is known that Tolstoy was a believer in God, committed to the Ten Commandments, and sought the truth as much as he could, but he also refused to be affiliated with any religious organization or institution, especially the church. Since it was considered an emergency and strange matter to Christianity, its leaders monopolized the truth and interpreted it to suit their whims and achieve their interests represented in their material gains and control over Christ''s followers. Since Tolstoy''s views on the Christian religion in its current form require long pages to be presented, we will suffice with saying that he always denied some of the matters that he saw as alien to the early teachings of Christ and contrary to what he called for. After Christ''s message demolished the infernal kingdom of evil and chained its leader, "Satan," sins flared up in human hearts again, paving the way for the return of the fleeting kingdom of Satan, he said.