/lit/ - Literature

>>22063487
>20
>representing our nation's capital on /lit/
>Count of Monte Cristo

>>22064721
Hello, fellow ontariofag

>>21890705
I've stolen books from those before

>>21888755
Well it's greek, so it's pretty much all ass, isn't it?

What are some novels(speculative or sf, doesn't matter) that only someone with an indepth knowledge of general relativity, quantum field theory, neuromorphic computing, molecular biology can read and understand?
I'm tired of reading shit aimed at high school drop outs

any advice on how ro force yourself to read gay poetry
i'm trying to read thus spoke zarathustra but it's just too gay
i louw my neetchan btw, read almost everything he wrote just can't deal with poetic language

>>20512323

trash tier publishers:
>Simon & Schuster
>Zer0
>Bantom
>Signet
>Imperium
>Springer
>World Scientific

>>15958750
>recommend authors and books on /lit/ that I like the sound of without ever reading them

>>15768662
Komi San

Watch all the /a/ fags start screeching how it's not funny or whatever. Fuck you.

Fuck the Greeks

Frenly reminder leftists are faggot midwits who will be supplanted by the chad right wing lit barbarians in the years to come, and there is nothing you can do to stop it.

>>15595485
>Women naturally want positive male attention
And most women tend to act like drunk baboons because the average male psyche has been prettified to a very small fragment of what it was once capable of being and their ability to separate behavior worth praising against shunning is stunted to the point that anything more than an eye-roll and a shrug is enough for the outer party to engage in an all out siege of flattering affects which all but renders the possibility of the female party
to relish in the idea that she deserves anything but a drooling, pandering fool as the basis of value.

>>15470497
So what you're saying is racist people take an impartial look at the data and come to their own conclusions rather than rely on anecdotal information and emotion?

Are you telling me being racist is based?

>>15426665
>Last book I read
Call of the Wild
>current book
The Israel Lobby
>next book
Mein Kampf

>>14539955
>The Old Testament isn't even about God.
Right...

>>14539946
>>14540278
Sure, you're amiable enough.
>>14540270
You...not as much.

Ps 45 ( >>14540282 ) is the one that first came to mind, given my previous study of it, this is just elementary of course, not a famous prophecy but somewhat mundane.
The psalm is obviously addressed to a King, but something more as well: the word used for Mighty One is גִּבּוֹר, a term with not infrequent Messianic connotations in the tanakh (https://www.messie2vie.fr/bible/strongs/strong-hebrew-H1368-gibbowr-page-7.html#concordance).). Even further, it abruptly addresses the aforementioned King as God in 45:7, directly, in what Jews translate selectively as anything but God (https://www.chabad.org/library/bible_cdo/aid/16266/showrashi/true translates it as "O judge") despite the specific connotations of the definite article and the word being nearly always used to refer to God (https://www.messie2vie.fr/bible/strongs/strong-hebrew-H0430-elohiym-page-80.html#concordance).). Furthermore, how could a mere judge or king have a kingdom that is eternal, lasting forever and ever? Additionally, this isn't some translation problem as Jews always accuse Christians of, as this word is nearly always used for literal eternity (https://www.messie2vie.fr/bible/strongs/strong-hebrew-H5769-owlam.html).).

Now to something a little more forceful!
"Behold, days are coming, says the Lord, when I will set up of David a righteous shoot, and he shall reign a king and prosper, and he shall perform judgment and righteousness in the land.
In his days, Judah shall be saved and Israel shall dwell safely, and this is his name that he shall be called, The Lord is our righteousness." (Jer 23:5-6, https://www.chabad.org/library/bible_cdo/aid/16020/showrashi/true).).
The Branch (among the Messiah's titles https://www.messie2vie.fr/bible/strongs/strong-hebrew-H6780-tsemach.html ), a shoot of David, a man, will simultaneously be called The Lord, Yehovah. The Messiah will be both God and Man.

There are larger passages in Isaiah and many other incidents in the Psalms, as well as other parts of the OT that imply God as the Messiah (particularly when God is speaking yet suddenly takes on the role of the Messiah in action and perspective, Is 53/52 as famous examples) but I wanted the less common and briefer references since it is 1 AM. Maybe next time we can talk about how Jews explain the Two Messiah conundrum ( >>14539873 ), and you can be questioned just like you questioned me. Or is this one-way?