/lit/ - Literature

>>21717955
Definitely Julian the Apostate (w/ Christians as Atheists who've turned their backs on the world, and on all things good and on the gods) and Plotinus (who explains that a deity outside of the realms of proof is nihilism),

and presto.


>>21718091
>logically boils down to, "Nothing exists."
That's objectively true of,
>Holy Catholic and Apostolic Church. Jesus is Lord.
Those kind of religions encourage disinterest in reality in favor of immortality after death, with very few exceptions (st. basil, early benedictines) this is all that comes from the literalistic 'belief' take (i.e. "simply believing in our religion makes you far superior to a person who is doing good things for people in the word" / "btw, we don't think the world is real")....

...whilst the claim/s like "if yahweh doesn't exist then you can eat a baby" is a strawman, which reflects the mentality of the religious person who is really only saying that their entire perception of all reality is wrapped up in their own personal and highly dubious and contradictory interpretation of some book.

About a millenia of inherited lies. is what you're dealing with, my schismatic western runaway.