/lit/ - Literature

>>18253240
Pure nonsense, firstly, a great amount of the romantics were christians: think about coleridge, young, de quincey, blake, wordsworth chateubriand, victor hugo - who, in the famous preface to Cromwell (do read it), argues very forcefully that Romanticism is nothing but Christianity applied to literature
think about lyrical ballads - a revolt against the mannered and stately classicism, poetry about common people, using common language, introspective, spiritual: is this not analogous to the victory of christianity over paganism? and does not it accord perfectly with christian morality?
in fact everything about romanticism seems intensely christian, the idea that it is somehow naturalistic or godless is an incredibly strange and unorthodox one

>>7384250
>>7383558
If you would like to submit, please do.

Although >>7383558 appears to be a rather pretty barb at us.

>>7384260
We have a backlog of submissions.

>>7384268
I think Genesis speaks to our background and, dare I say, talent.