/lit/ - Literature

>>17474066
Fellow burger here. Yeah things are getting a little wacky, don't lose encouragement. I recommend:
>CS Lewis essays even for non-Christians for a humanistic perspective. Notable works are abolition of man and Screwtape Letters
>Meditations by Marcus Aurelius for philosophically dealing with an insane world. This one's micro-structure is great for habit forming, which provides personal life structure as an added bonus
>Metamorphoses by Ovid to pull you back into the bigger picture. Lots of stories of love and chatoic situations being inevitably resolved and buried as eventually insignificant
>Leviathan by Thomas Hobbes to see the political theory that evolves from political chaos.
Keep your chin up, and don't fall for the convenience trap they're laying out, pic somewhat related

>>17457156
It's almost like bad actors are at work to erode morals from the last few institutions that uphold them through the temptation of glamorous popular approval.
Real Christianity has never been cool