/lit/ - Literature

>>23176686
indeed. rarely been better

The Gnostics posit that the god that created our universe is blind and insane; they refer to this creator being as the Demiurge. His counterpart, the one we would call the Supreme Being, has been trying to rescue us from this abomination ever since, but keeps getting defeated.
Marcion of Sinope was a Gnostic, credited with assembling the first version of the Christian Bible, from books that were circulating independently at the time. He deliberately set out to depict the Old Testament God as the Demiurge, and the New Testament God as the Supreme Being.
So the text here is not that far from what the Gnostics actually believe.

>>23025002
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>>23029889
Just finished reading "The Pink". There was nothing wrong with it that an editor couldn't have fixed...such is the way with self-published titles, so I don't hold it against him. It was actually a great story with a lot of spell-binding parts. If you make it out of chapter 3 without being enthralled, I wonder if you're even alive. Although it would be rated NC-17, I think this would make a great movie...or, given the amount of content, a multi-episode miniseries, like the type Netflix makes all the time. It just goes to show you...there are a lot of great writers out there that only lack for publicity, which is distributed arbitrarily and without merit. And now Justin Mohn is out of commission, all for displaying a fake severed head & being part of a psyop. Oh well. I hope they're paying him well.

>>20550384
To provide experiences for The One.
He sure seems to have a dark sense of humor, though.

I have very recently started to fear my own mortality and the mortality of my loved ones. When I was younger, the concept of life and death didn't mean much to me, but recently I've had a very near death experience in my immediate family and it shook me to my core. Before this the closest to death I've come is a pet. It feels like a lot to take in at once, I'm often very anxious and afraid, and I have trouble sleeping. What are some books that can shed some light on mortality? I don't mean self help books to cope with it, I mean something that takes an in depth look at both life and death and what it all means, or at least tries to make sense of all this. Sorry for the blog post.

>>15024448
Busting nuts in cute trad sluts.
Throwing nades in nigger huts.
Making kikes regret their lives,
every night one of long knives.

Have some children, raise them strong,
White is good, what's not is wrong.
Let them know that lifes a struggle,
a gift from nature like no other.
And within it nothing clear,
Jewish girls like to take it up the rear.

No marching feet on foreign soil,
not for kikes and not for oil.
Your life is one, your blood is holy.
The soil is yours, the sky as well,
And all the creatures which on it dwell.

Fight and live, preach this to others,
For white childre, fathers and mothers.