/lit/ - Literature

>>15603979
They do under certain circumstances, if they are Buddhist.
http://politicallyincorrectdharma.blogspot.com/2019/05/on-atheist-morals-of-buddhism.html

The point of atheism in the West, though, is to break down moral laws that the individual finds restrictive and unpleasant, especially those regarding sexuality. If a man is sexually drawn to raping children, for example, in todays post-relgious west he can join groups like NAMBLA and write articles in Salon (I have read two of them there) trying to pitch Paedophilia and child rape as acceptable. since there is no God and thus no absolute morality, all a person has to do is listen to the "experts" they prefer and will soon find someone to reassure them their perversions are "normal" and that small children can "consent" and that raping them does no REAL harm, since even if they grow up with a wish to mutilate their bodies there can be no definition of what mental health is anymore. Little wonder that the West is crumbling!

I think that only a small percentage of people are able to accept atheism and retain a self-generated, socially-integrated morality. 90%+ of people need a big nobodaddy on the sky to keep them from becoming anti-social to a point where society is damaged.

>>15579731
>Why does this board shill Buddhism but hate Hermann Hesse?
I thought this board shilled Hesse but hated Buddhism...

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>>14604899
Pannobhasa Bhikkhu Mahathera is a former lefty who is critical of Cultural Marxism. Like me, he feels that the Left left him. His writings are linked at
http://www.navakavada.org/

>>14534817
I will stick with /ourmonk/ and Navakavada, thanks!

I will stick to Pannobhasa Bhikkhu. He's more /ourmonk/.

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