/lit/ - Literature

Am I the only writer who just keeps all this shit in his head? Like, i don't need high-level notes and structures. I just have in my mind all that matters for a story, and if there's a detail that's going to be necessary, God will supply it, and I'll come upon it when I need it.

Is Molyneux the worst brainlet among all the Twitter/Reddit/Facebook "philosophers"? They're all stupid, of course, but is anyone AS stupid as this guy?

>>11786042
>Doesnt say its alright explicity but the doctrine of forgiveness washes away all justice if everyone was a pure practicing cathcuck.

What does this even mean? Forgiveness doesn't get rid of justice. Justice and mercy are equal elements of God's judgment. Sins and crimes are judged, but if the sinner is genuinely repentant mercy is shown and the sin is forgiven. Why do you think showing forgiveness removes justice?

>>11644927
>traditionalism
>not about following tradition

Every time somebody quotes Taleb on this board I have this really weird sequence where I think the thing he's saying sounds stupid, and then I think some more and feel like it sounds pretty intelligent, and then I think about it even more and it goes back to sounding stupid again.

>>11375367
>based on a true story

How do any of you people watch these morons? Sargon, Molyneux, Peterson, whatever, they're all fucking stupid and for brainlets. I can't listen to anything they say without feeling dumber. Do you people also move your lips when you read? I thought this board was intelligent?

I've never quite been able to fathom his "anti-theist" position. Surely even atheists have to admit that it would be a nice thing for the Christian God to exist, right? An entity that forgives all your sins and gives you eternal life after you die?