/lit/ - Literature

I guess it comes down to answering a few questions: How useful is Christianity as a way of life, as an example to follow? How important is belief in comparison to practice and is it possible to practice Christianity as a way of life if you do not have faith? Is it possible to have faith today after Copernicus, Darwin, and other scientific breakthroughs? Is there a better alternative, namely, rather than justifying life ethically, justifying it aesthetically and embracing its absurdity? Is a religious outlook and asceticism necessarily hostile to life and can it be reconciled with a humanist outlook?

What should I read?