/lit/ - Literature

bros what do i read to get over existential defeatism?
can't stop thinking about how all cosmologies (or lack thereof) are all ultimately arbitrary and unfulfilling.

It’s a substitution for the real-life socialization I don’t have. If it wasn’t for 4chan and other various social media sites, I’d probably go weeks without talking more than a few idle words to grocery store clerks. I’d prefer not to be here; my time usually isn’t spent on this site when I do have actual social functions to attend, but it’s the curse of myself and being intolerant of normie behavior.

How can I become a Christian if I've read the Bible, love catholic ethics, mythology and culture, but simply cannot believe in the idea of a God? Or at least, I can posit the idea of a God, though I don't believe in it, but can't posit the idea of a God who actively interferes with Earthly affairs?

Is there a way to integrate Christian morality into myself while being a non-believer?

>You enjoy the rimes and think they're quite witty
>Chad's mounting your crush and claiming her kitty.

>>13086554
Good philosopher in image.

Chicago is by far the most aesthetic citation method: Chicago allows the reader a choice to either continue reading unperturbed , or investigate what the source of the citation is.

MLA on the other hand, interrupts like an autist, spouting numbers and names which the reader often doesn't give two shits about.