/lit/ - Literature

It's been interesting to watch 4chan's discourse change. I've been here since 2007. I am actually a born and raised Catholic who never stopped practicing or believing in God. When I was on 4chan at the start, the site was a mix of libertarianism and leftism. I never really brought up my religion because religion just didn't get discussed, period. The biggest thing 4chan had done in the real world were the Scientology protests, and those weren't really *overtly* political, insofar as they did not seek to effect change within the official political system.

On /lit/ itself it's been interesting to see the change come in waves. The foretaste of it was around 2014 when we started to have serious discussions about religion. People who say that there didn't used to be Christfags on /lit/ are EXTREME newfags, we were having discussions on Christianity since the beginning of the board and they started to get very serious more than five years ago. Do you remember the Millbank spam? Because I do. /lit/ has been the most religious board on 4chan for years now.

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We have Christ and you don't.

Also, check the adherence rates in Egypt and other parts of North Africa. We're not the only ones dealing with apostates.

And Archbishop Lefebvre did even more than Evola. Far, far more. Evola fucking sucks. What did Evola really do for Catholicism? Lefebvre literally ran into the burning building and saved everything important.