/lit/ - Literature

>>11291477
The hubris on you is just incredible, anon. Aquinas quotes Aristotle. Augustine quotes Plotinus. The theology of the Church fathers, the apostles, and the Thomist arguments for God are *absolutely* informed by the Greeks. Do you even know anything at all about the apostle Paul?

>quotes Scripture
>argues for a Flying Spaghetti Monster instead of the Holy Trinity

Enjoy your lake of fire suffering. 9/10 bait made me reply.

>>11103167
>yfw your redpills took over

>>10913662
>peterson
>great mind
>compared to socrates

10/10.

>>10896545
0/10, very poor imitation of londonbro and your bait is the equivalent of hurr hurr jung sux. replying anyway to tell you to delete this and try again.

>>10356573
These people and their works are products of their place. Once the place is gone, what they have to say becomes nearly irrelevant. The Greeks are better/different because their stories were the first, and addressed universal concerns of man besides.

>>10356569
Pic, it's you.

>>10217660
>really problematic.
Elaborate. But do it on >>>/qa/

Yes, /lit/ has changed. Our neighbor /pol/ went from containment board to actual journalist source, followed by staff at CNN and elsewhere. And they have redpilled missionaries in the non-degenerate parts of the site (eg not hentai etc).

No big deal. The sky isn't falling.

>>10116986

>>9824963
>he can't read 545 pages

I read Les Miserables as a teenager. Finish your book, brainlet. I don't know why you made this thread. Must be bait.

>>9811765
>asimov
>roboethics
What the fuck is this plebian shit go fuck yourself

>>9803652
>not aristotle

>>9731013
>Drumpf

sage

>>9654940

>>5529927
If you really want to know what life was like for peasants then, read William Hinton's Fanshen, or Through a Glass Darkly if you're not into reading anything over 200 pages long. If you're really okay with just being a luremeister then, well, happy fishing.