/lit/ - Literature

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>What need is there for a constant transmission until today?
Because every time a dead religion is "revived", it always results in nothing more than one's political/social ideology dressed in whatever scant details that have been preserved from the original.

>Freemasonry degenerated
Freemasonry was just a bunch of rich 18th century European gentlemen larping as secret orders while pushing for Enlightenment deism. Something that's already degenerate can't degenerate any further.

>Islam degenerated
Traditional Islam still exist and is fighting back against the explosive spread of Wahhabism. Ramzan Kadyrov reviving Sufi orders in Chechnya and the Houthis trying to restore the Zaydi imamate, etc.

>Buddhismus degenerated
Don't really know much about the current situation of Buddhism as a whole, but Theravada Buddhism seems to be uncucked and actually quite militant in Sri Lanka and Myanmar.