/lit/ - Literature

>>16221685
>>16221672
I've wanted a Cambridge Turquoise for a long time, but
>KJV

>>14588287
> how much of this do I actually have to read to be prepared for subsequent philosophy and literature?
you could spend the rest of your life reading it and not exhaust it of its wisdom. many people over many lifetimes across many centuries have tried and we're still finding new insights.

start with the greeks. plato, and aristotle's organon. it's easy to read the bible and miss lots of important details about why people are doing things or what particular events or references mean if you aren't familiar with the ancient place and time.

>>14068659
Yup. Peak /lit/.

>>14069216
Beautiful anon.

Here's my tiny travel bible, an Oxford NRSV. It's a little bit smaller than a Loeb.

based and answering the question of evil pilled

>>13186461
the strongest is God

>>13186447
putting man in accord with first things, God and his laws, which were at that time speculated but not yet codified

>>13075018
This is why philosophy exists. Philo-sophia. Love of wisdom.

Analytics btfo.

>>13075406
In the beginning was the LOGOS. The world was spoken into existence. Configuring your life to it is the only satisfactory way to live.

>which book is the ultimate normie filter?