/lit/ - Literature

>>23045413
Voltaire "If god did not exist, it would be necessary to invent him"
So invent him. Thus is the singularity also the omega point. Either way God must always happen; it only changes your expectation towards the nature of time.

>>22917546
I just like posting images because imageboard. Also it's mostly poets and the religious.

>>22917555
Are you this guy? >>22913231 never give up on Grandpa!

>>21431431
Bummer. That's also a time of interest. But I want to read the Vulgate too. Do you know which part might be easiest to start?

>>21324283
A Jesuit...hmm I don't know... Otherwise I think I already came to the same conclusion. I'm not sure if it was independently or I somehow heard of that guy but didn't realize it. Is he well known?

>>20248794
We met twice a week, with a large but known, group of kids. Sure, you should learn the bible, and some of the parents had eccentric ideas about pedagogy but no one was trying to recreate the home life of Carrie. Semi-lapsed Pentecostals and eclectic hippies were the weirdest I knew. Almost everybody used just regular published workbook curriculum or some great books, classical education, ambleside thing.

>>19777895
The series continually treats the subject of pastoral/agrarian separations in religious symbolism, maybe it will help. Idk. Been a very long time since I read it.

>>19756805
>zeitgeist