What I found challenging in chapter three Questions
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Following are the challenging things in chapter three Questions.
- Leo Tolstoy examines the themes of acceptance, wisdom, love, and forgiveness in the chapter "Three Questions."
- It shows us that revenge is not the best way to settle scores. Service to humanity and love, which is more strong than hatred, are the finest solutions. That is the best method to conquer the hearts of even our most vehement foe as a friend.
- It is focusing on the now rather than whining about the former and agonizing about the future. Every individual we meet in the moment, whether affluent or poor, should be seen as a significant being. We are all born into this planet to live good lives, so we should do good to others and live in peace.
- As a result, the answers to the King's inquiries are moral precepts that allow people to live happily.
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