/lit/ - Literature

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The Bible - unironically. Both Romans and Ephesians predict this mess and explain why it happened. Additionally:

- Brave New World; Huxley doesn't quite anticipate what we would call transgenderism, but does clearly anticipate gov't involvement in the sexualization of children, blurring of gender lines, social reliance on pornography and drugs, as well as other things.
>It's a film, but Federico Fellini's Satyricon, which is a scathing rebuke of homosexuality, modern society, and our perceptions of the Greco-Roman world - indeed, our tendency to aggrandize history.
>In some ways, Jean Paul Sartre's Roads to Freedom series. I would say he is foolish advocating for increased liscenciousness to a degree, but at the same time he is also marking it as inevitable.
>It isn't a book, per se, but Harold Bloom's comentaries on the "School of Resentment" in various writings and speeches of his are spot on with the entire Woke and LGBT movements. Time has vindicated him thoroughly - didn't take long.