/lit/ - Literature

>"We've abandoned the religious values from before the 20th century. You need Jesus!"
>" Do you actually believe in Christianity. Do you even worship God?"
>"w-well no but I like the idea of Christianity."

Fuck that. I have a lot more respect for genuine Christians than this tool. It's funny that Peterson is a Dostoyevsky fan but Dostoyevsky would have contempt for Peterson's view of Christianity.

>>10655345
I hear this bashing of atheism all the fucking time here, but I havn't heard a single good argument for religion yet, the only thing you fucks do is post a fedora.jpg and act like you won the argument.

I'm genuinly interested, please tell me.

>>7160573
I don't know if /lit/ but a lot of well read folks I know live in Mexico City, so...

>tfw stuck in tamaulipas
>tfw uncultured shithead

>tfw GR is a fine book but it is slowly getting memed to death here

This is going to be vague as fuck but here goes..

I am looking for some modern fiction (80s+) whose main characters are college aged or a little older. Themes that I like are: coming of age, fleeting romances, nostalgia, transitioning from school to the real world, average/normal characters in extraordinary circumstances, etc. Closest thing that comes to mind is 'Norwegian Wood'.

Hopefully you can help me.

Cause I just read some of Pride and Prejudice and was utterly disgusted by everything in that book.

>>1981739

Because his culture is much more interesting than anything else the book has to offer, plus he's as you said an angry guy with a badass arm.

His chapters are also about him actually accomplishing stuff instead of standing around being full of self doubt and crying. I cannot wait for him to land and destroy the Yukai.