/lit/ - Literature

>>19055249
>dissolving dogma) are my two main interests right now

>>19009534
>There's no reason you can't, it's a specific hangup that Christians have due to a very specific facet of Christianity. That is, that Yahweh lives in a book, Yahweh created the world, and then he set up a bunch of rules, and if you break even one, you get tortured for eternity. You have no way of knowing what does or does not send you to hell, and attempts at finding out via empiricism send you to hell as trying to find out via empiricism is one of the things that sends you to hell. One man, who had 12 students, however, had it right, and taught his students what to do. Sometime around 350 years later, a bunch of the students of the students of... of the students of this man got together, piled all of the stuff that they had together, and determined what was and was not what this man taught. Maybe they got it right, maybe that got it wrong. But if they got something right, and then we forget it, we're all totally fucked with no way of fixing it. To that end, Christians are only ever capable of existing in a world that is on a decline because they are in a constant battle against entropy eating away at their religion.

>>18832183
>muslims were right

>>He does it for free

>Thinking in human terms is too limiting

>non fictional literature

>>15084531
>the trinity
>worthless! Pointless!

>>15010975
>Does a rock have consciousness? No.
I beg to differ until I see objective evidence.

>>14509213
>I have no problem with wealth redistribution and guaranteeing a certain quality of life for all

>>14310292
>I usually don’t cry when celebrities die but I’ll weep when Chomsky dies. Would give my life force to this man if it would extend his life.

>>13490628

>Shall I compare thee to a summer's day?

>>13400456

>>13321347
I feel like that could be said for all males in todays society

>>13153461

>>12811027
I really wonder if pic-related has something to do with it, but then I think it goes deeper than just a meal-replacement drink. However, it seems that whether unified by a like of sóy, a subculture of similar looking and behaving people has emerged this decade. Presumably, this subculture widely has similar interests in books, video games, and movies, also.

>>11376677
>and that's a good thing