Before converting to Christianity, Tolstoy was what philosophers call an internalist on the question of the meaning of life.

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Before converting to Christianity, Tolstoy experienced a profound existential crisis and was more aligned with existentialist thought, questioning the meaning of life rather than adhering to a specific philosophical stance like internalism. His conversion to Christianity was part of his search for meaning, rather than a departure from a previously held internalist perspective.

Before Converting to Christianity, Tolstoy Was What Philosophers Call an Internalist