/lit/ - Literature

>>20152295
>if the fundamental dogmas and belief remain untouched
anon you might get some very wild news soon

>>20043246
>I'd never do this shit IRL
I believe you, but I believe many people have said this and given into their list for one reason or another (when drunk, high, etc)
>I know how hard it was for me
Then you know that it is an addiction like any other. It’s bad for you the same as alcoholism, gambling, substance abuse, you name it.
Having accepted you’re addicted, I would recommend being addicted to something else, primarily in worshipping our lord, attending Church and accepting the salvation that is given to you from these things. You will meet good people on your travel, but the devil makes use of idle hands and thrives in misery.

>>20033262
I recommend books to people that I haven’t read but think I would like based on surface level research and from what others have said about it.

I went to my first Catholic mass a while ago and left feeling deflated. I think I felt this way because, as an agnostic most of my life, I’d put a lot of hope on this one time I chose to go to a church on my own volition and getting from it some kind of spiritual awakening.
I’ve accepted Jesus as my saviour, however, I’m having real difficulty inside myself trying to find a church to call home…The church I went to seemed very stilted, like there was no genuine interaction to be had which saddened me.
As an aside; Eastern Orthodoxy has interested me a lot but perhaps mainly due to “the bells and smells”. Being English born and bred I don’t feel the connection to it like Catholicism.

TL;DR should I try visiting many different Catholic Churches to see if I find something that feels right or seek another denominational church?