/lit/ - Literature

So I'm sure there are thousands of books in the "young adult" category that are set in high schools, or deal with school life.

But it occurs to me that I've never read a book where the characters are in university. Are books like that common?

>>1537401
you are going about this all wrong OP. Don't go to a philosopher to tell you how to think and how to feel. the only person that can do that is yourself! What you need to do is inform yourself about positive atheism. I suggest watching some Carl Sagans Cosmos. He really makes you understand that living in a world without a god is ok. You may feel like your life has no purpose now, but if you think about it it really does. All your goals, your loved ones, even your job are the best reason to keep on keepin on. Just because there isn't a magic man in the sky to tell you what he thinks about what you're doin, doesn't mean you have no reason to live. Just figure out what you got outta the god concept, and do it for yourself. For example when i was a christian i asked god about what i should do in almost every situation. Now that I no longer believe in a god I realize that I made up my own mind and just justified it with what my "conscience" told me to do.