/lit/ - Literature

>>10829239
Specifically against Messianic Judaism aka Christianity, thus including traditional Judaism and Islam, are from ancient Romans such as Celsus and Julian.
Traditional religion isn't bad, semitic religions are. Christianity was created as a tool to destroy the Roman Empire, and it worked. They obviously couldn't do it by physical force as proven by the several times the kikes tried to rebel, so they used it as a psyop.

Not exclusively literature related and so if I should post this elsewhere i'm preemptively sorry and please tell me and I will. I study classics at university and have a serious interest in Philosophy. Does /lit/ think that classics and philosophy are close enough related that an academic in one can comment on the other as a respected authority?