/lit/ - Literature

>>5881424
>Kierkegaard
based, his idea of a leap to faith and individuality in this world where we must seek God really resonated with me during me crisis of faith.

" When someone is to leap he must certainly do it alone and also be alone in properly understanding that it is an impossibility. … the leap is the decision. .... I am charging the individual in question with not willing to stop the infinity of reflection."

>karl barth
always heard about him, but I've gotten into his stuff yet. Will put him on my list now.

>paul tillich
never read, sorry. Will put him on my list as well.

>communism
I believe it works with around 150 people at make, but no more. Because of our so-called monkey-sphere, we just can't care about more people than that. Also I believe in charity, not forced redistribution that is so prevalent in common societies. Ultimately I am against it.

>irony
All to common nowadays and a shield for people to put on so as to free themselves from criticism. Nobody wants to be sincere because being sincere means putting yourself out there naked, and others may judge you.

>neo-orthodoxy
I am a fan of natural theology. I am an artist and I see God through beauty, nature, form, etc.

anyways thanks for kicking my ass into gear, good questions