/lit/ - Literature

okay I have some questions

how does the acceptance of a higher power or created universe imply christianity with its various myths, demigods, and very specific rules? Why not believe in Bhudda or Baal or any other religion? How can you logically prove christianity is right without resorting to "oh it just feels right to me" or "well all the other great men of history were christian and my ancestors were too"

how do feel about all the hateful, ignorant, and stupid christians that seem to make up a significant portion of your congregations? you both believe roughly the same things.

do you ever feel concern over your virtue and purity while visiting this site? Why choose 4chan of all places to talk about god?

How do you justify christianity's demonization of sexuality? try to avoid /pol/ or /r9k/ logic, it's unbecoming.

If all humans were born deaf and mute, would religion exist?

please try to answer without getting mad I have never received a very cogent answer to any of these questions.

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>Eyeless in Gaza

Loved that book. Very interesting narrative structure.

Hello /lit/. I don't often drop by, but I was hoping one of you might have a .pdf or e-reader copy of Yvgeny Zamyatin's "We" that you might be willing to rapidshare?

In return, I offer this very interested stoat. (Or I'd be willing to trade an e-reader version of an old translation of Roadside Picnic that I found pretty hilarious to read).