/lit/ - Literature

>>14366533

You can always read John C. Wright, he looks (and presumably writes) like one of your kind. Alternatively, you could also die mad about it.

>>12481780
Yeah it's "weird /pol/ shit". John C. Wright is a fedorable fellow who was a outspoken r/athiest type before he got brain damage from a seizure and hallucinated the holy trinity appearing to him and so on, which caused him turn into a papist but didn't change his behavior at all.

I've noticed that lately his fanboys have started only mentioning the names of his books instead of the author name, presumably in an attempt to avoid people jumping in to warn readers away. But in short there are better science fiction authors out there, there are better conservative science fiction authors out there, and there are better christian science fiction authors out there.

>>12434330
>falling for the papist meme

>>11427796
>implying Catholics and eastern orthodox don't exist

>>11283381
But anon, don't you know that Doctor Peterson says being a cuck is the coolest?

>>10957549
YOU SAID THE SECRET WORLD!
>At age 42, Wright converted from atheism to Christianity, citing a profound religious experience with visions of the "Virgin Mary, her son, and His Father, not to mention various other spirits and ghosts over a period of several days", and stating that prayers he made were answered.[8] In 2008, he converted to the Roman Catholic Church, of which he approvingly said: "If Vulcans had a church, they'd be Catholics."

>>10829966
>John C Wright

post the euphoric quote

What went wrong?

>>10557899
what do you think
>At age 42, Wright converted from atheism to Christianity, citing a profound religious experience with visions of the "Virgin Mary, her son, and His Father, not to mention various other spirits and ghosts over a period of several days", and stating that prayers he made were answered.[8] In 2008, he was received into the Roman Catholic Church, of which he approvingly said: "If Vulcans had a church, they'd be Catholics."

>>10242210
>john c wright

i tip my fedora to you fellow redditer

>>9538056

Nothing more pleb than poor attempts at using an antiquated register and putting on airs.

*tips fedora*

>>8812702

Reminder that Moby Dick, Ulysses, and The Recognitions were considered garbage when they were first published. You've probably never read the Ulysses of 2016 because it's obscure and will take decades to be taken up by critics and scholars.

You're not as smart and perceptive as you think you are.

>>8797472

>Are theists immune to their own equivalent of a fedora tipper?

What are reactionary Catholics

>>8792037
>At age 42, Wright converted from atheism to Christianity, citing a profound religious experience with visions of the "Virgin Mary, her son, and His Father, not to mention various other spirits and ghosts over a period of several days", and stating that prayers he made were answered.[8] In 2008, he converted to the Roman Catholic Church, of which he approvingly said: "If Vulcans had a church, they'd be Catholics."

>>8520759
>>8520703
pretend I put the "I got super high and thought the holy trinity was telling me to convert from atheism" and "if Vulcans had a religion it would be one that abuses it's powers and cover up child molestation" copypasta here.

>>8473620
>John C. Wright

>At age 42, Wright converted from atheism to Christianity, citing a profound religious experience with visions of the "Virgin Mary, her son, and His Father, not to mention various other spirits and ghosts over a period of several days", and stating that prayers he made were answered.[6] In 2008, he converted to the Roman Catholic Church, of which he approvingly said: "If Vulcans had a church, they'd be Catholics."[7]

>>8391349
>At age 42, Wright converted from atheism to Christianity, citing a profound religious experience with visions of the "Virgin Mary, her son, and His Father, not to mention various other spirits and ghosts over a period of several days", and stating that prayers he made were answered.[6] In 2008, he converted to the Roman Catholic Church, of which he approvingly said: "If Vulcans had a church, they'd be Catholics."[7]

>>8379304

>>8370564
The fedora part is not a exaggeration.

Also:
>At age 42, Wright converted from atheism to Christianity, citing a profound religious experience with visions of the "Virgin Mary, her son, and His Father, not to mention various other spirits and ghosts over a period of several days", and stating that prayers he made were answered.[6] In 2008, he converted to the Roman Catholic Church, of which he approvingly said: "If Vulcans had a church, they'd be Catholics."

>>8358440

>>7867739

Honestly if you think women should be covered up all the time you're no better than a mudslime. You can m'lady at me all you want but if you want to find some modest porcelain skinned virgin who wears dresses with a high collar you should just go to church and hit on old ladies. You may think your purposefully outdated sense of probity makes you "unique" and "against the common herd" but in effect you just sound like the fedoras you rail against.

>science-fiction grandmaster John C. Wright

>Good day m'lady, might I remind you of how terribly liberal and godless todays science fiction is?