/lit/ - Literature

>WoK, 29 - Errorgance
>"Huh, weird chapter title."
>Two female characters having a discussion about royalty, one says they are arrogant but not really.
>'...what would be the right word, then?'
>'I don't know, 'Errogant', perhaps.'
I had to stop my audiobook and pull up the book to make sure I wasn't being autistic. Holy fuck.
Fucking Sanderson. Him writing """""""witty""""""" dialogue is even worse after transitioning to audiobook.
Even the woman that said the line delivered it like 'Are you serious? Am I actually saying this?'
That's not even the worst to come I bet. This is so bad.

WoK is going on my recommend-to-avoid list for sure. Fuck.

>>23595
>Jesus died to undo the effects of Original Sin. If Jesus dying redeemed humanity from sin then humanity can be redeemed from sin.
>Thinking Jesus dying on the cross means we are forgive for our sin

Sure, but that's only half of it. We have to repent for our sin, which is why Jesus passed on the power to forgive sin to his apostles. The common man does not have that power, and thus can only be forgiven of sin through the Church, which was founded by Christ and his apostles.

>>23595
>not wanting a Catholic gf who's faithful, loyal, and will birth you many children

You must be from /fit/.

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>>8609177
i wonder how this effects things later. i kept a note that jacob stole his blessing and birthright over some red pottage and rebekah and him furthur conspired against blind isaac from eating esau's venison first, the blessing.

>bloodcurdling scream