/lit/ - Literature

It's an indicator of difficult times and capitulation. The astroturfing for Christ is almost exclusively from recent converts. These are the same individuals, whom a decade ago, were hardcore atheists that preached the superiority of their independence from a higher authority. Now instead of accepting the reality of their ineptitude in the material world they became self-righteous and shifted the goal post to the afterlife to sustain their perceived moral high ground. Obviously this doesn't apply to Christians as a whole. The rest are trolls.

Tldr - edgy atheists who recently converted to Christianity are astroturfing their beliefs + trolls

A warning to the ereader audience:

I switched over to eInk ereaders about 8 years ago because of the portability and "free" books. Fast forward to about a year ago and decided to switch back to physical copies. Tried to switch back to my ereader and - holy shit - it is much worse. My reading comprehension suffered tremendously - I can't really explain it. I felt I had to re-read lines far more often and my eyes were more irritable after a very short time.

Anyone else have the same effect when oscillating between the two mediums?

>literature
for cultured adults of all ages
>art
for cultured adults of all ages

>literature with art inside
for literal children only and no one over 11-12 years old

This doesn't make any sense, why are picture books scorned relegated to only being for young children? Why is it basically all but banned in books for adults and even YA books?

Why does reading feel like such a waste of time?