/lit/ - Literature

>>16006840
Here is another sóyboy with a book to his mouth.

>>15205066
>We can cite church fathers all day back and forth all day long on every single point of Christian doctrine. Its a wonder they agreed on anything.

>>15175284
>which is invisible
>Christ body is invisible
>Christ did not take on human nature

Also, how are you supposed to pronounce "Bataille"?

Now that the dust has settled, what do you think of these books? Wait a moment, has the dust ever settled on them? Are they still that popular, or has the series' popularity toned down over a few years? Are new, younger readings actually picking these up to read, or are they seen awkwardly as older brothers'/sisters' books, or even parents' books, now?

>>14714930
I still like it better than Harry Potter.

>>14497254
This series is mine. The first one is absolutely immersive. I'm sure many of my generation agree.

>>14486975
Hi. Are you a fan of Harry Potter? Or, what else do you like?

>>14454422
You know it.

To be absolutely serious about it, despite the humorous picture, how much longer do you think the Harry Potter series will remain popular? It is often the subject of quotes from teachers and college professors, not just the students. I don't know how popular it is with the younger Generation Z members, but it seems to still be heavily popular with many Millennials and members of Generation X from before them. What do you think of the series, its author (Possibly ghost-writer, based on some rumors I've read about?), and its pop-cultural impact? I have never read any of the books or watched the movies, but over the years, I have witnessed many people utterly enamored with them. I am not sure if it is quite so big as it was during the last decade, but sometimes, it seems that way, with how often people bring it up on social media platforms or in conversations personally.

>>14114183