/lit/ - Literature

What were the books that made you settle on your lifelong beliefs/ideology?

I want to become convinced of something and have values so that I can start living.

>>12019146
My favourite is the "neither works nor faith can save you" type of protestantism.

>makes theology consistent even though it hurts people's feelings

nothin personnel papists

>>9269773
Calvinism is real, anon.

Are there any other Calvinists on /lit/? What are your favorite Calvinist texts? To anyone interested in Calvinism, feel free to ask questions about it.

>>8962831
Forgot image.

>>8780410
This type of talk is why people want to ban cannabis just to spite you.

>>8628507
Calvinism is the GOAT denomination. None of that 'have your cake and eat it too' bullshit.

Calvinism is the most patrician religion. It's intellectually consistent even though that means it's not fun.

>muh black rock

Still too engaged in idolatry.

Calvinism is the only form of Christianity that isn't too pussy to admit that yes, God meant you to go to hell from the start.

Other sects are filled with silly liberal apologetics about how the Lord is a really really nice leftist.

>>7015511
Calvinism makes perfect sense, lad, it's the least inherently contradictory form of Christianity.

Since free will is nonsense, is Calvinism the only reasonable strain of Christianity?

>>6762814

>inconsistent feel good theology for pedophiles

Not even once.

This man, who saved the gospel from filthy decadent morally ambiguous Italians.

Luther is alright but he is a bit of an optimist weakling tbh.

Calvin is trve cvlt protestantism.