/lit/ - Literature

>the amount of deeply profound books unread eclipses the number you will read in your lifetime

what's the point?

Paradise Lost

>>7796050
au contraire friendo, it is I! Patron Saint of all Christposters.

>>7356003
bro you have a very limited knowledge of sci-fi, taking /lit/ memes too seriously.

If you're worried about academic respect there are many well respected sci-fi authors: Leguin, K Dick, Herbert, Clarke.

If you're worried about it being good literature then have reasons for what you're doing rather than lel epic lasers dude, unless the commentary is on that exact mindset.

Set your mind to it senpai.

>>7240272
>mfw literally every time I've asked for God to aid me in desperation the problem has been availed
>mfw don't have any religious inclination due to lack of research
>mfw I can feel the judgement

feels guilty lads

>atheists in this thread calling theists retarded, 2015 ayy lmao, and having literally no arguments for their statements, and worst of all: they're legitimately atheist
>expecting a serious reply to atheist shitposting

I admire and am very interested in theology, especially Christianity, but don't feel capable of faith unless I have a broad knowledge of Christianity, which I do not at this point.

I wouldn't really describe myself as agnostic, simply ignorant, I think being a hard-line theist is much preferable and knowledgeable then being a hard-line atheist.

Any books that I might find interesting to read to help develop my views? Related stuff I've read already are:
- Select passages from KJ Bible
- Paradise Lost, Samson Agonistes
- beyond good and evil, thus spoke Zarathustra, human, all too human, the birth of tragedy
- The Republic