/lit/ - Literature

What's most striking to me in recent years is how certain boards, /his/ and even /lit/ now somewhat, are flooded with both Christian thought and imagery.
It's almost as if there's only so much nihilism a person living in modernity can take.

>>22012810
When I became an Orthodox Christian unironically, since his criticism of protestant "Christianity" is 100% correct

>>21885673
They're neither right nor wrong, merely a manifestation of social and economical trends in the industrial era, trends that were present for as long as civilization has existed.
The eternal struggle between the haves and the have nots. There is absolutely nothing profound about their works.
Although, I understand that you at least need some form of moral justification for engaging in wealth redistribution.
>They have more than us and it's just not fair
doesn't quite cut it, although that is the core of the argument.
Anywho, take the Godpill you Godless commie fucks.