/lit/ - Literature

>>14772384
>>14772372
I'm not even Christian, but I don't know where nu-atheists get the idea that Christians believe that all the events and characters depicted in the Bible really happened. You have to take the stories in context. Many of them were created as allegories, and I don't know anyone who disputes this. You seem to have in mind the caricature of a Protestant, and they don't exist in any large number in the same way as flat-Earthers. I think the strawman arguments are completely ridiculous, and they only serve to highlight the ignorance that nu-atheists have against the religion they are so diametrically opposed to.

>>14746923
Hard to say for me personally. I have that book and got a letter from the FBI that they had determined it suitable to monitor me due to suspicious activity and decided that I was not a threat. I think it was the letters to Kaczynski though and not Evola.