/lit/ - Literature

>>19352259
I can see it. But I can't hear it.

A couple of things:
1. there's no God
2. you can't write
3. the bleeding, pus-filled wound between your legs is rapidly closing
4. I don't think 'exultant' means what you think it means

>>19352259
take your meds

>>19352410
>1. there's no God

>>19352259
>I am starting to believe that all our suffering is some kind of minor key in the immense symphony God is writing

You are not far from the kingdom of God.

>Suppose a musician in an orchestra freely strikes a sour note. The conductor is competent, the music is correctly scored and easy to play, but the musician still exercises his freedom by introducing a discord which immediately passes out into space. The director can do one of two things: he can either order the selection to be replayed, or he can ignore the discord.
>Fundamentally, it makes no difference which he does, for the false note is travelling out into space at the rate of more than a thousand feet per second; and as long as time endures, there will be discord in the universe.
>Is there any way to restore harmony to the world? It can be done only by someone coming in from eternity and stopping the note in its wild flight.
>But will it still be a false note?
>The harmony can be destroyed on one condition only. If that note is made the first note in a new melody, then it will become harmonious.

>This is precisely what happened when Christ was born.
>There had been a false note of moral discord introduced by the first man which infected all of humanity.
>God could have ignored it, but it would have been a violation of justice for Him to do so, which is, of course, unthinkable.
>What He did therefore, was to ask a woman, representing humanity, freely to give Him a human nature with which He would start a new humanity.
>As there was an old humanity in Adam, so there would be a new humanity in Christ.
- Fulton J. Sheen, Life of Christ

>>19352433
>god exists

>>19352259
>rationalizing human suffering through the fact that god is so great and powerful and works in mysterious ways

hmm where have I read this before...

>>19352259
There is a Dostoevsky quote on just this theme... on the wondrousness that will follow this world and redeem a thousandfold everything that has occurred within it... a beautiful sentiment, though I don't believe it

>>19353375
>god exists

>>19353423
>god exists

I am God. Also I'm an atheist.

>>19352259
Rationalization of suffering is so lame if you do it with assumption that there is a greater incomprehensible plan that must lead towards some undefined greater good. This is basically just a cope, you don't say anything of value.
It's much saner to accept suffering at moments when you witness great beauty and feel ecstatic. If things came to that point in this horrible world, and beauty outweights it's horrors, all suffering was for that moment and it can be justified. The world is reborn. And then suffering counter starts again, hopefully leading to next beautiful reset.
This is how it feels like when you cum but she still suckin.

>>19352259
It's a very chaotic, noisy, and dissonant symphony then. It's closer to power electronics or noise music than it is to Mozart or Haydn.

>>19352259
This but the other way

>>19352259
Written by bad AI.

>>19353699
I am not an AI I was just drunk lol. I assumed the mods would simply delete my thread for being off topic as they usually do when I write nonsense

>>19352259
Op stop being a pseud that does not accept suffering as a foundational aspect of our reality. Please stop being a stupid utilitarian saying that this void is a symphony god is writing.

>>19353912
You just posted cringe bro

>>19352259
that sounds pretty but i really doubt it. that bein said, glad ya can be optimistic enough to think up somethin like that.
>>19353430
>god may or may not exist

>>19352259
I'm starting to think that Godfags like you are just coping faggots

Read Gurdjieff