/lit/ - Literature

Is it possible to become a good poet by reading a lot of it and reading a lot about it? I was recommended the Ode Less Traveled by Stephen Fry here and I've been reading it and taking notes and doing all of the exercises.

Is believing in Christianity still a respectable and somewhat logical thing to do in the modern world, or has it been made irrelevant with scientific advancements as many new atheists would like us to believe? Are the classic theologians' arguments still sound, or have they been made irrelevant with philosophical advancements as many new atheists would like us to believe?

>tfw you can slowly feel yourself coming towards Christianity
>tfw you're reluctant but feel as though it's inevitable
is there anything I can read that will push me on either side of the fence- either for Christianity, or against it? On one hand I'm feeling as though finally saying yes to it is dumb and it would be better to just embrace life as it is and go on at least feeling like a free man. But I don't know.

What is the most intellectual and most wise religious belief?

Surely having a religion is better than having no religion,