/lit/ - Literature

[Anonymous No.11936453]

Whats the best works of religious literature and films?

[Anonymous No.11936471]

>>11936453
The Divine Comedy

[Anonymous No.11936478]

>>11936453
>films
Don't even expect anything to come out of the jew media. It was infiltrated by them from the start. Rarely will you get someone like Mel to make it despite all their power but most others will be changed from the script to never name the jew or criticise their enslavment system.

[Anonymous No.11936480]

>>11936453

Film:
Au Hasard Balthazar (1963) directed by Robert Bresson

[Anonymous No.11936538]

>>11936453
The Gospel According to Matthew 1964

[Anonymous No.11936565]

>>11936480
>>11936538
Good recs
Check out Ordet, Andrei Rublev, Days of Heaven, and Babette's Feast for a pretty diverse range of religious films. Tarr, Bresson, and Bergman also feature religious topics quite often.

For books, check out Confessions by Augustine and Works of Love by Kierkegaard. I've found reading the Church fathers like Chrysostom and Clement to be beneficial, as well as the mystics like John of the Cross and Teresa of Avila.

[Anonymous No.11936581]

[Anonymous No.11936587]

>>11936565
This guy is right, OP, listen to him

[Anonymous No.11937024]

>>11936581
Stalker is also a loosely Christian film from europe.
But as an amerimutt christian we did fuck up the faith to the point that it means nothing but a joke to so many. I pray every night God can forgive us for making a mockery of his once wonderful, and wise faith.

[Anonymous No.11937047]

>>11936581
>This level of cherrypicking.
America has way better Christian films.