/lit/ - Literature

>>20209811

Thank you for your kind words.

>>20209854

https://enduringword.com/bible-commentary/genesis-11/

>c. “Let us make bricks and bake them thoroughly” …they had asphalt for mortar: Using baked bricks and asphalt for mortar, men built a tower that was both strong and waterproof, even as Noah used the same material in waterproofing the ark (Genesis 6:14). Later Moses’ mother used the same material in waterproofing Moses’ basket (Exodus 2:3).

On the whole I found it quite good, especially when it quotes from multiple other commentaries. A Christian perspective, though it seems to (very infrequently) have a strong anti-catholic bent to it.

>>12095973

>>12095973

> has developed a niche culture

When I started the whole place was nothing but troll culture. I had never understood that kind of person, but came to understand more points of view. Blindingly hating people I've never met never made sense to me, but hearing whatever pol or whoever sprouts these days at least helps me to understand why others think the way they do.

If there's a socially acceptable opinion, it'll be heard from everywhere whether you want to hear it or not; if there's a socially unacceptable opinion, it can only be heard on 4chan or similar.

>>12095973

> has developed a niche culture

When I started the whole place was nothing but troll culture. I had never understood that kind of person, but came to understand more points of view. Blindingly hating people I've never met never made sense to me, but hearing whatever pol or whoever sprouts these days at least helps me to understand why others think they way they do.

If there's a socially acceptable opinion, it'll be heard from everywhere whether you want to hear it or not; if there's a socially unacceptable opinion, it can only be heard on 4chan or similar.

>>12095973

> has developed a niche culture

When I started the whole place was nothing but troll culture. I had never understood that kind of person, but came to understand more points of view. Blinding hating people I've never met never made sense to me, but hearing whatever pol or whoever sprouts these days at least helps me to understand why others think they way they do.

If there's a socially acceptable opinion, it'll be heard from everywhere whether you want to hear it or not; if there's a socially unacceptable opinion, it can only be heard on 4chan or similar.

why does all knowledge eventually point to Christ?