/lit/ - Literature

>>20933705
Elvis wasn't even that fat compared to todays standards.

>>18923833
It's literally a documented fact that the CIA artificially pushed the reputation of modernist shit like Pollock during the cold war, ruining art forever, just because Russian painters were way better and America needed to prove its cultural superiority in some way.
I will NEVER forgive the glowies for modernist art, how could you? Don't you have a conscience? Now people actually like that globohomo shit and think that Rothko's paintroller garbage makes them "feel" things. Why were you so heartless? Couldn't you just admit that Russians were better at painting, for fuck's sake? Don't you have any limits? You'd blow up the Pieta if that gave you an inch of political ground, wouldn't you?

>>15322519
Bane?

>>13804099
How do I convince the CIA to prop me up and make me a literary star? Should I write them a letter and ask very nicely?

>>13250306
Earthly Powers

>>13223796

>>12539573
Bane?

>>12489819
Christopher Nolan should direct it while on PCP. He has a gift for weird dialogue.

>>10676736
>Hi /lit/ so I was wondering, what books should one read to have a good understanding about Christianity?
Your favorite version of the Bible. Just pick 1 at random.
>Like, the Bible is a start, okay... But... What after that?
Nothing. Most Christians have never even read the full bible.
>What else should I read to have a good grasp of christianity and it's theology?
This following paragraph.
For most most Christians, they go to church, listen to the priest read select stories from the Gospels, talk a little about current events then socialize afterwards at pancake breakfasts or w/e the church puts on. You are not meant to have a good grasp on the theology unless you are a priest. I won't tell you why unless you ask (Matthew 7:6) but that's it. Just go to church and socialize.

I love it the flight plan