/lit/ - Literature

For the past decade I've been gradually moving away from Catholicism. However I still think the New Testament is mostly right, and I still believe that there's a God (although I don't think he's the same god from Genesis). All of my favorite people were Catholic; Chesterton, Scotus, Hopkins, Tolkien, etc. I'm leaving this faith with a heavy heart, and I'm not sure how to think about my beliefs anymore because so much of it is grounded in Catholicism. I feel that Klages, Goethe, and the other more 'pagan' Romanticists had the right idea, but all the same it just feels so flimsy compared to the grand Tradition of the Church.