/lit/ - Literature

You can study all the mundane political ideologies of the world and that's all fine, but you can't truly understand what is happening and the motivation for all this propaganda without knowledge of the spiritual and occult side of things.
https://youtu.be/koC36NcCrzg?si=BCzvBR0lm9bANItY

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>>21056776
But I'm right desu

I like Ezra Pound, Thomas Carlyle, Alexander Solzhenitsyn, Fyodor Dostoyevsky, Martin Heidegger, and Gottlob Frege.

I'm at church with my parents.

Dumb normies will give you pleb answers. Here is the patrician answer.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ivan_Peresvetov

I want to join the Orthodox Church because after learning about theology and philosophy and the history of the church, I think it really is the one true church.
But there are no Orthodox churches where I live. I live with my parents and they are Baptists. The closest Orthodox church is hundreds of miles away and I have no way of going there on my own.

>>18796937
Jordan Peterson is the epitome of the brand lukewarm, spineless 21st century """conservatism""" that would have been considered liberal progressivism 30 years ago.
>I'm worried about Islam because I think it might be bad for womens' rights!! Pleeease won't someone think of the womens' rights?????
It's a tricky sleight of hand they do to try to make you not realize that modern "conservatism" is not about conserving traditional values, but rather is about conserving the liberal establishment.
https://youtu.be/yKhAh_qfO64

>>17712109
It is unfortunate that lots of people here will dismiss Evola and any other kind of traditionalist/right-wing/fascist philosophy just because it is associated with edgy memers. I think that this philosophy is absolutely right regardless of some people who might just claim to like him for the edgy memes.

>>17348858
I do not support democracy or liberalism in any form either, retard.

bumpp

>>15482247
Why does he talk like a millennial when he is in his 60s?