/lit/ - Literature

>20539134
>THO

>It really doesn't though

>>19857424

>"(((Author)))" uses though at the end of his sentences

>>18936964
>Everything after the 'and' in the title was extremely accurate though.

>>18806231
this is too depressing

>>18269506
>she'll probably read real books when she's older though

>though

I've read a book about the Aryan roots of hinduism, and what I found most interesting was that the Aryan's worshipped a masculine All-Father, while the dravidians worshipped an All-Mother. The dravidians were vicious killers living in maternal-villages, and constantly engaged in crimes and violence. I found this most interesting, because that's what you see in men raised by single mothers.

I wonder what the differences between worshipping a masculine and a feminine deity are. We still worship today, and the direction of society is towards the worship of a female goddess. Venus is the Morning Star, or Lucifer. She is also Ishtar, the goddess of sexuality and perpetual warfare.

Well, /lit/?

>though

>though

imagine the state of this dumb cunt when someone proves him wrong in real life so he shows them a picture of wojaks with their mouth wide open

>>14360065
>A.J.Ayer? I once read a book he wrote, throw the book in the bin, then set the bin on fire, then chuck the bin into a black hole.