/lit/ - Literature

>>12346582
Does anyone here have snaps of Shakespear/Brakespear theory he allegedly posted on lit some years back?

Coming from Eastern Europe and having lived in certain Muslim Countries for a while, while being centrist libtard I have come to rather controversial argument for how the radicals think:

Christianity and all its variations (atheism included) has a common denominator in Christ subjugation to its father's will. Its entire mythical reach into subconsciousness is filled with themes like: 'regret, soul searching, humility' etc... you got the idea.

On the other hand, Islamic myths, stemming from the holly quest of Prophet (that did not subjugate to anyone but himself) are filled with themes like: 'overcoming oneself, superiority, masculinity'. Every muslim guy I have ever encountered have agreed with this (inb4 anecdotal evidence)

This is, I believe, the main 'problem' from western colonial perspective with Islam

Debate me