/jp/ - Otaku Culture

[Tokiko No.]

What are your favorite books of the Bible, /jp/? This is relevant to otaku culture because many Japanese works contain elements of Christianity and other Western religions, and understanding of the Bible can lead to wisdom and happiness.

My top three:
- Job (interesting look at God, man, and Satan)
- Ecclesiastes (very wise and noble writing)
- Mark (interesting look at Jesus and His life)

And to all the atheists/Muslims/agnostics/Christians on here that haven't read it before: the Bible's not really hard reading. All of the books in it are very short. It's just a little tedious in some places with some translations. If you have a good translation with annotations, you can probably finish it in under a week.

[Fuyuki Osari !!SD/qp/1lfGH No.]

Personally, I prefer Deuteronomy.

[Anonymous No.]

>This is relevant to otaku culture
No, just no.
Just go away

[Tokiko No.]

>>8694598
Deuteronomy is a good book. If the Pentateuch was really written by Moses, I gotta say, damn, he was a smart Jew. He's a great writer and his stories are all interesting. Thousands of years later, the foundations of his teachings are still taught all across the world and inspire strength and devotion in people.

[Mima !!yJNM6RUEk7R No.]

1 Corinthians.

Love is the single element of this world.

[Anonymous No.]

I really can't tell if Tokiko is a shitposter or just a mentally retarded kid who doesn't realize that nobody likes him.

[Fuyuki Osari !!SD/qp/1lfGH No.]

>>8694639
He's a shitposter.

[KING OF /jp/ !2K23m85knQ No.]

>>8694639

something like 70% mentally retarded , 30% shitposting

I am not surprised /a/ did kick him back to /jp/
next time we should send him to /adv/ or /soc/

[Tokiko No.]

>>8694651
You should know better than to derail my thread, tripfriend. ;_;

[Anonymous No.]

>>8694639
You know those film where the loser try his hardest to fit in with the cool and hip people?
tokiko remind me of them, only difference is, tokiko will forever be a outcast.