/lit/ - Literature

>>16963700
>I can only hope, and struggle to be.
Obscurantism is the hope of all fools. "I can only hope." If you view God as a cosmic tyrant, you are resentful; simple as.

Once again, God is omnipotent. Everything that happens on this earth happens according to God's will. If you could by some stretch of the imagination "kill God" you wouldn't exist unless that was His will, but how can you kill that which is without death? Even if you killed God, He would live. Even if God did not exist, He would exist.

It is not a delusional assumption; an omnipotent being must always exist

>I'm not displeased with life you moron
Curb your resentment. You are displeased with life because you want to reject life, which is God. You are completely ignoring my point, which is that without God there is only death, therefore a struggle against God is a struggle against life. Thereby you commit suicide. Your self-affirmation affirms itself outside of God, and so it affirms itself outside of life, so it is suicide and nihilism.

>But it is unsurprising to see christcucks advocate suicide
How so?

>>16828141
>>16828147
Nothing subconscious about it, I was well aware of the double entendre. That's one of the reasons why I said it

>>16694814
>An eternal tradition is something that works, has always worked, will always work, and maintains a great state/stasis by which human civilization can flourish as intended
Such a tradition would be best given by an omniscient God, no? How is an "eternal tradition" not dogmatic, if it allows for no change because it is perfect? That does not seem to be in accordance with previous anon's definitions of paganism, unless you are not that.

>When your dumbest populations have forced upon the whole of falling Roman civilization that you pick bla bla...
This is just atheism, at this point. Then, there is no eternal tradition that always works, or create s stasis, because limited men cannot conceive of such a tradition. They can only create and perpetuate what serves them at their point in history, but their tradition will cause them to stagnate

>which is ever contradictory to everything you have ever and will ever experience
Not quite so

> it means your entire civilization has just committed suicide
Let's ignore the periods of flourishing Christianity has brought, and lament over the fall of Rome, Athens, etcetera only. What even are these eternal traditions that should be prioritized above all? More abstractions? Once you name them, you'll find they're not so different from Christianity, I'm sure.

> CLIMB INTO THE SNARES of ONE BOOK bla bla...
It is my own, because I am composed of a divine element and a human element, and the book is from the divine. That it has "marinated" in a white milieu has made it of my own flesh as well.

>a book mind you
Gods forbid! A book? Is it that much better if the tradition is orally or culturally perpetuated, rather than being written down? It's all the same, just methods of transmitting information.

No, humanity is not damned to become filing cabinets; that is not the fault of a mere book, but of industrialization and other modern trends. Having faith and the Book alone will not save you, but even someone who is illiterate in Christian theology might have expected this. Mere "obedience" is like the dogmas previous anons mentioned, where one must venerate his god and not desecrate his temple.

>God is an eternal something, God is not supposed to be contingent or anidead
God can do whatever the fuck God wills to do, there is no "God is supposed to do X" because otherwise He does not fit in my paradigms.

>Jesus was a signal of the Kali Yuga
This Kali Yuga's taking a long time.

> he has opened the doors to a lower easier level of salvation for the lower weaker and atomized masses so some may still maintain a faith in this corrosive and disorderly period.
Is something wrong with allowing salvation to all people? If they are truly "weak," they will not attain salvation.

>>16695214
It is evil to write things-this is not a dogma or laughable. Time to concoct a spiritual reason for why recording's bad, then complain that there are few sources left to learn about the faith of your ancestors