/lit/ - Literature

>>12473656
fpbp and /thread

You don't understand love, OP. You would do well to study sacrifice and mercy as well. Your anger is a burden you no longer want to bear. Drop it.

>>12211096

>>12016006

Hamlet is all about Laertes!

Catholic: The fact that people hate us shows that we are the true church!

Also Catholic: I hate Jews and everyone should too

>>11555485
Yes, or else it wouldn't be god sweetie

All belifs (mathematics, logics and science) require unfounded axioms that can only be justified with pragmatism, beliving in god is as justified as beliving in the external world.

>>11534973

>>11330116
Did I tell you about the wonders of the holy bible?

Not only is it the greatest creation of fiction to grace our wonderful planet, it is also a book about morales.

You won't find a book diving deeper into this many topics while giving you a nice story to read.

Even your children can learn a lot about how to properly behave and what makes our western world livable.

It's the one true book required in any shelf.

Everything else is just for decoration next to it.

>>11286499

>>11272874
What's it all for, anon, if not the study of the greatest work of literature?

>>11272884
I think mostly everyone has moved to 5 or Pathfinder. Doesn't matter because there are no games in my town anyway. :{ Mostly I love to just read them and enjoy the cool ideas; sometimes I take one of them, mix with a figure from Roman history or something, then write a short story about it. I like your shelf doe, grew up playing CRPGs with AD&D rules.

AMDG

>>11144959

>>11103010
>I just can't understand how someone can still believe in God after being forced to suffer and die an early death like her. It doesn't make any sense to me.
Because constraint, limitation, unfulfiled dreams, are the necessary condition of a beautiful life.

>>11076943

>>10998555
>>10998556
But how do you know God is merciful, without other sources? And what, pray tell, might those other sources be? ;)

>>10962770
fixed.