/lit/ - Literature

>>18862894
I agree with most of your post except where Catholicism is concerned. The Church is very resiliant and I think that any future Christianity would have a place for it. Peterson himself is interested in Catholicism. I do think Christianity will more resemble Medieval Christianity than what it looked like after the Enlightenment, but that just strengthens the hand of the future of the Church. After all, the Latin Mass is getting popular again.

>>18721820
I once saw someone say something very wise: everyone LARPs at first. Especially when it comes to these old ideas, and old traditions. It hasn't been passed down to us organically, so it's strange to us. As a result, it's inevitable that we'll approach these things somewhat awkardly and performatively. It will look silly and awkward at first because it is, especially to the one doing it. The trick is to keep going. You're going to look silly and feel foolish at first when you start reviving these old things. Do them anyway. It will get less performative and more organic with time.