Reading list: Tolstoy Christian Period
Starting with My Confession until his death in 1910. The translator Aylmer Maude describe the works of Tolstoy during his last 20 years as:

He commenced the task when he was about fifty years of age, and since then (i.e., during the last twenty years) he has produced nine philosophical or scientific works of first-rate importance, besides a great many stories and short articles. xiiThese works, in chronological order, are—

* My Confession.
* A Criticism of Dogmatic Theology, which has never been translated.
* The Four Gospels Harmonized and Translated, of which only two parts, out of three, have as yet appeared in English.
* What I Believe, sometimes called My Religion.
* The Gospel in Brief.
* What are we to do then? sometimes called in English What to do?
* On Life, which is not an easy work in the original, and has not been satisfactorily translated.
* The Kingdom of God is within you.
* The Christian Teaching, which appeared after What is Art? though it was written before it.

To these scientific works I am inclined to add The Kreutzer Sonata, with the Sequel or Postscript explaining its purpose; for though The Kreutzer Sonata is a story, the understanding of sexual problems, dealt with explicitly in the Sequel[...]

My note: The novels Resurrection (1889-1899) and Hadji Murat (1896–1904) could be included in the fourth period of Tolstoys life.