/lit/ - Literature

The Magus. It goes on, and on, and on with its stale shenanigans, and after some hundreds of pages you finally realise what the author was about, and that makes your opinion on it even lower.
At least normal shlock is short.

>>18888146
>wealth and social progress

A belief in an all-good God in a universe that isn't all-good is inherently inhuman. Gnostics have found a solution to this problems thousands of years ago and eternally BTFO'd all other Christians (till they seethed enough to destroy their teachings) by acknowledging that the Supreme God is in fact all that there is in the world: both Good and Evil. God created the world and he dictates absolutely everything in it down to the tiniest minutia, because he's a hands-on deity who is both omnipotent and omniscient. There is evil in the world. Therefore God is evil. But there is also good in the world too. Therefore God is good.

>>18622185
>the guy at the party that can wax eloquently about post-structuralist thought

>>18594421
>be scandi
>get told Trump lost

>>18586360
>in fact in their letters they rather said that the typical intellectual education is an obstacle to understanding. just read Marx and Engels

>>18415914
This is some severely retarded shit.

>>18346049
>The connection is that they are both integrals.
I will say it again then>>18345862
I mean this is obvious to anybody who has heard of integrals. Integrals have same procedure for operation for time and space, I don't see what's so profound or (subtle) about that.

Attention to the /pol/ fag and the muslim zoomer who can't go 2 posts without saying "christcuck":

Fuck both of you, you ruin every thread related to the Quran or islam.
Please go back to /pol/ or the youtube comment section.

Leftypol is shitting up real threads with wojaks. Just go back to grooming kids on discord or something.

>>18179604

I don't mind his popularity at all since he just helps people.

>>17995323
Depends, do you want poetic, philosophic, biology, fiction? I hope I'll be able to recommend something of interest.

What are the best books you've read on history?

OH. this is about covid.
Gtfo.

>>14476070
Boredom

>>14057306
what does any of this have to do with lit

>>14057306
/lit/ is for the discussion of literature, specifically books (fiction & non-fiction), short stories, poetry, creative writing, etc. If you want to discuss history, religion, or the humanities, go to /his/. If you want to discuss politics, go to /pol/. Philosophical discussion can go on either /lit/ or /his/, but those discussions of philosophy that take place on /lit/ should be based around specific philosophical works to which posters can refer.

sage goes in all fields

>>14007032
Modern fascism is cringy and always will be
Everything since ww1 has been lame. Reminds me of insecure teenagers changing their identity every couple of months. Sad to hear that it will continue. Wake me up when we have citystates again

>>8813738
Knightblade =/= Nightblade.