/lit/ - Literature

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>>implying the banking elite has any morality
>kys

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>theists can pull off fedora

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>Yeah, except it's probably not true and death probably isn't the end. How do people not believe in the metaphysical? I imagine you have to be truly desperate and unconscious

>see contradiction in the Holy Bible
>relabel it as metaphor
Check mate, atheists.

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Excuse me, anti-secularism triggers me

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>The Bible
>no new atheism books
Does this prove once and for all that christlarpers are the true reddit?

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fucking christfaggots

It's so nice to find all these Christian gentlemen on /lit/. My name is Phillip and I used to be an atheist nihilist when it was popular on the web. But times have changed and people started to oppose atheism for some reason. So now I'm a traditionalist Catholic. Now I'm enlightened to the glory of Jesus, our savior grants me euphoria each wonderful day of my life. No, I'm not baptized yet but I really hope to meet more dear Catholics here (not any of those protestant heretics though, haha!).

Does anyone have any good recommendations for literature we can use to convince atheists to accept Jesus as their savior? I recently read Five Proofs of the Existence of God by Edward Feser and I think it could be useful, I've also been looking into GK Chesterton. Personally, I was convinced by reading the Summa Theologica where St. Thomas Aquinas proves the existence of god using the powers of reason. His arguments are literally indisputable, and all refutations of him by modern philosophers is simply because they didn't understand him properly like I did. I'm afraid these neckbeard atheists might not quite be up for the intellectual rigor of Aquinas, so I'd appreciate other suggestions.

>being an atheist in 2017

So nice to find all these Christian gentlemen on this website. My name is Michael and I used to be an atheist nihilist when it was popular on the web. But times changed and people started to oppose atheism for some reason.
So now I'm a traditionalist Catholic. I mean, how could you not be one when St. Thomas Aquinas proved the existence of God using the powers of reason? Now I'm enlightened to the glory of Jesus, our saviour grants me euphoria each wonderful day of my life.

No, I'm not baptized yet but I really hope to meet more dear Christians here (not any of those protestant heretics though, haha!). Let's communicate and try to save these neckbeard fedora atheists from eternal damnation. Anyone know any good apologetic books we can use to evangelize?