/lit/ - Literature

>>22686868
You have proven worthy to receive True Knowledge. He’s calling to you…

I, Hegelanon, may share part of the blame for introducing them to the ways of dark spiritual magick which their minds were not ready for.

Unironically Hegel. God’s very perfection itself is a defect. He cannot get rid of evil without simultaneously destroying free will which would destroy his entire original purpose for creating the world. In order to escape the necessity of contradiction He creates the world such that He can be known as He is in Truth. God’s very nature itself necessitates an observer to glorify Him of its own volition because without one He would not have existence as God (for-itself) but as the mute stuff of being (in-itself). In a way prayer and remembrance of Him causes Him to exist in his fullness. We are the mirror of God. In us He sees his own image.

>>22598165
I think you may be right. I mean, isn't Hegel the best example of that?