/lit/ - Literature

>>18345123
From the '81 edition of "Webster's Collegiate Dictionary" published by Merriam-Webster

egre-gious:
[L egregius, fr. e-+ greg-, grex herd -- more at gregarious]
1 archaic: Distinguished
2: conspicuously bad: flagrant (an ~ mistake)
egregiously adv
egregiousness n

>>14243832
Gnostics thought the Christ was sent from the true god and was extremely divine. Some gnostics said that there were two jesus, jesus and The Christ and since The Christ cant be hurt or die it leaves jesus during the crucifiction and floats into the sky laughing (eloi eloi lama sabachtani). Some gnostics thought jesus's physical body was an illusion and if he walked on a sandy beech wouldnt leave footprints. Similar o thers said he swapped his body before the resurrection all cause the idea of the divine Christ dying seemed insane. Some thought he grew taller than a mountain during the resurrection. A lot of these ideas were attributed to Peter.
tldr gnostic Jesus is very divine

you don't fucking need a god to define a moral compass

try this:
1) think of an absolutely good state A
2) think of an absolutely bad state B

now judge your actions in terms of moving away from B and toward A

>>12584835

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>>12223569
>I don't agree with something someone else siad so no one should discuss it.

>>12223578
Spotted the underage poster

>>11913705

>>11458311
thank you

>truth

>>11257651

>refuting someone who asserts nothing

>>11244965

How do I read poetry in the right metre?

>>11114544

>>11073031

>>10970337
>But science points towards the existence of God

Yes. You're right. Quantum God quarks.

Ketjap = ketchup???

>>10957466
whoa...

>Philosophy

>I

>>10929645

the amount of times ive seen the equivalent thread, FUCKING THINK ABOUT IT.

>Be me
>Start writing my novel (4th attempt)
>Actually have it planned out
>Start writing chapter one
>All of a sudden get the urge to write a confronotation that takes place in the latter half of chapter two
>Start writing that
>Finish chapter two
>Start writing chapter three
>Still haven't gotten past the first paragraph of chapter one
>mfw

What the fuck /lit/? Is this normal?

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>>10864013
>arent threads about books bannable

>>10821729
>But if you're wanting to read Homer, he spoke Attic Greek, which was a little different.

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