/lit/ - Literature

ok so as a 20 year old philosophy major I like learning about stuff. I believe in God and have progressively become more and more religious since middle school. This past semester I had a good prof and class and so I decided that I probably want a virgin wife and that I want to start going to church on sundays as well as meditating and praying multiple times a day. I am not a materialism, obviously, but I'm unsure of the extent of the non-material world and the nature of souls, spirits, the mind, magic, etc. I want to learn more about magic. I'm pretty sure that the general religious view of magic is that it is satanic and blasphemous. I also get from this thread that I should probably avoid magic until my soul is more pure and I am more mature and settled in my worldview. I struggle to stop masturbating and watching porn and I havent got into the habit of praying.

Any advice for me concerning magic or anything, from religious, God-fearing, people that are a part of an authentic religion?

>>14926348
Refute him, mutt.

>>14891618
>>14891634
I'm both attracted to the symbols these images project and disgusted by the artificial subtext that pervades them. They, in this instant, are simulacra women. Dopamine pixels. Digital whores. Even normal whores are constrained by an authentic being-in-the-world. These Jezebels are so far removed that they even lack this meagre redemption. 8/10 saved to my masturbation folder.

>>14717934
>nation's aren't /lit/
Correct