/lit/ - Literature

>>12042996
A long and overly written post on here that can just be summed up as
>tfw no gf

>>11464946

what is the literary lifestyle /lit/? do you live it?

>>11396192
that's brilliant tbhwy. posting the original madlad

>>10370191
>She mentioned it because you aren't dominant enough.
Dumb virgin anon gives bad advice, film at 11.

She didn't tell OP about the foursome to manipulate him (and if she did she's crazy). She took a chance and told him the truth because she's trying to build a real relationship and putting a little bit of emotional load on OP is part of that process. She's testing him to see if he's an emotionally mature partner. Big fucking surprise, he's not. And you've revealed yourself to be suspicious of any kind of equal relationship or emotional investment. I hope you find happiness one day, you poor sob.

>>10203189
>By the way you never answered my question.
I did not, you are not ready for the answers. But someone else may be.

>What religion/sect/philosophy do you follow?
Christianity, duh. My understanding of Christ is purer than yours; less tainted by thousands of years of politics. I have studied the One God starting with Plato, Proclus, and Plotinus, then passing to Justin Martyr, Augustine, and Scripture. The idol the ignorant laity call God is a figure little removed from the YHWH of the wayward Israelites. I follow the unknowable, which expressed itself through Christ (and others) as it expresses itself in me and you.

>Who is your master?
God, as transmitted through the Heavenly Father. That is to say: the Highest Good, in the Platonic sense. Jesus may have existed, or he may have been the main character of a brilliant Hellenic retcon to fulfill and quash the Jewish messiah prophecy. The story of his life is possibly the first philosophical novel. Christ was not a person, he was a spirit - an emanation of the goodness on Earth. Arguments or heresies over Christ's physical substance do not interest me; in fact they prove the persecutors did not understand him.

>What do you believe in theologically?
I believe in One God, the Father Almighty, Maker of all things visible and invisible. And I believe in Christ, begotten of his divine substance.

>Who determines right and wrong?
We do. It is part of our inheritance, our original sin. Are you sure you've read the Bible?

>Do good and evil change over time?
Does humanity change over time?

>I want to know what secular liberal humanists who distort religion believe in.
I am not secular. I am just a mortal sinner, waiting for release from Sense-Perception and a reunion with God in death. If I had to call myself something it would be a Platonist. Or a deist. I believe your way of thinking will only perpetuate Man's suffering. Your bilious ignorance is the reason Christ's message exists. Praise God.