/lit/ - Literature

>>18429605
I personally find that it is probably the best form of christanity for Traditionalists. The only problem with it is that, in my experience at least, they tend to be dominated by ethnic elements, and are thus hard for converts to properly access who are outside of such ethnicites

>>18324350
>publishes a study on "Byzantine" mystic theologians
what is it called?

>>17640783
Many people have different opinions on this. For me most of Christianity is devoid of its tradition, particularly in the West. However, I do think there is nothing of value there. If you have an attachment to Christianity I would look at the Orthodox Church with a strong focus on its mystical elements. I am not a Christian by the way, and this is my own personal opinion.