/lit/ - Literature

>>10087336
I want to hatefuck this slut so bad! And cuddle until she sleeps in my chest, then I grab the money from her wallet and get the fuck out after turning off the refrigerator , of course.

FATHER WHY ARE YOU SINGLE

>>5482231

I'm of the opinion that Paul is one of the most critical church figures and was a major shaper of what became modern theology.

Sans Paul, I suspect Christianity would have looked substantially more like Buddhism, which is divided into at least three major sects. I belive that as a powerful regional influence, it would have spread with or without Paul. However, Paul's epistles were responsible for codifying a substantial amount within the faith and substantial clarification of "existing" canon. His influence on Roman Catholicism, which spread to Augustine, laid the foundation for a Christian Rome and by extension a Christian western world, which created a "standard" for the faith.

Sans Paul, I am of the opinion that the church would not have necessarily reached Rome in the way that it did, and in the short term would have looked much more like immediate post-christ Christianity, with female priests, teaching in the language of the people, and a focus on moral teachings. Long term I'd also expect you would've seen significant splintering without specific texts to argue as canon, with the divinity of Christ being a sticking point dividng the church into camps of "Jesus as divine but not man", "Jesus as philosopher but not divine", etc.

Church "mystery" historically usually means that at some point someone got into a very heated argument about the issue based on philosophical, personal, textual, or logical grounds. Paul had a stance on most of such mysteries.

>>5342658

No disagreements here that the transition won't be painless; however, the impacts as presented in popular media are far overstated and are certainly not a "humans will die off" scenario.

While this is purely speculative, separate from that economic scenario, I believe that by the time that this is actually a serious societal issue several potential alternatives, including thorium salt technologies currently being developed in China, hydrogen fuels, and improvements in wind and solar will allow for a 'soft landing' when oil must finally face the music. I believe negative economic growth will be mitigated by growth in these other sectors.

Who is the Darude - Sandstorm of literature?

Woul appreciaye some constructive feedback; >>5001246 haven't had any in a couple days. I will play quid pro quo and offer some detailed analysis of your piece in return for some regarding mine.

>>4963396
Btw I'm not a grill so if you're looking for tits well not from me ...

>>4858622
One of the best pieces I've seen on /lit/.
I kind of feel bad thst I don't have any constructive criticism, but I can't find anything at all wrong with it.

10/10 would read more.

>>4310654

JUST.

NOWWWW-

>>4039843
>No ending at all

>translated anonymously

into thin air or into the wild by john krakauer

sandwiches confirmed for filthy resentment-schooler

>bargain bin troll

>entry-level philosophy
Plato, Camus, Nietzsche, Rand, Kierkegaard, Nietzsche, Lao Tzu, Nietzsche, Foucault, Nietzsche, Nietzsche, motherfucking Nietzsche all over the place

>>1360725

OH MAN SURE IS 20,000 THREADS ON EVERYTHING PHILOSOPHY RELATED TONIGHT