/lit/ - Literature

>>19794620
A "mature child" does not exist. They're often kids who mask their insecurities and childlike interest in ways that make them seem more mature but underneath that mask they are still a kid.

I feel uncomfortable telling people what I'm gonna do with my life. Especially regarding career. Maybe I'm superstitious but every time I've said my plans out loud to someone it never seems to work out. The more I am tight lipped I am about it the more likely it works out. I've been telling people about getting into writing when people inquire and now I'm a little worried it may not pan out the way I want.

>>10343746
>in order to be Christian you need to read at least 50 fedora tipping shit books
No thank you

Christians are probably ignoring you for a variety of reasons:
a) They simply don't have the knowledge and want to live their simple lives
b) They have the knowledge but follow the Bible on not giving away pearls to dogs who will just stomp on them and then eat these who gave them away
c) They know that it's pointless to discuss rationally if the answer can only be grasped through faith, and know that the rational job was already done by Scholars anyway

Why someone would even become an "atheist philosopher" is beyond me too. If you have two neurons to rub together you'll notice that Christianity is not bad for society, it is actually quite good and necessary to counter the evils that currently attempt to overtake it. No idea why some people dedicate their lives to destroying it, but just be aware that you are not the first one to attempt that, it is an old game that people have been playing it's been more than 2000 years, and it is a game they always fail at.