/lit/ - Literature

>>23023946
Why do you think scripture speaks louder than the veneration of martyrs as to what went on during the early days of Christianity? Because you want to ignore it? As for deranged ranting, glossolalia was also quite popular—although yoy might call it tongues of fire or the Holy Spirit. Nietzsche was quite coherent prior to falling ill. Were the Christians then ill from the start? Was he right, have you made sickness a virtue, slavery a power?

>>23008224
>recommending they pray for the well-being of the Emperor
pretty sure the whole martyr thing was about not doing that, try again... I know it's hard to remember Christianity started as a death cult where you bait Roman policemen into shooting you, especially when you think it's about Gothic cathedrals and the Spanish colonial empire, but since you are supposed to be an adult maybe you can explore an idea further than "jews get mad when I say BC" or "trannies don't like people from Iowa"

>>22957698
yes, there are messianic Jews in the walls

>>22952299
>>22952308
>top lel your guy died because he was a weak cuck and you are so pathetic for clinging to him
uhhh yeah so did yours, he was killed by Roman police officers, but I don't go around claiming mine was God and is therefore still alive, that's Christianity, that is literally what (You) do, make up lies to cope with being weak

>>22946574
The language of the New Testament writers was Greek. The Greek word which we have translated into English as kingdom is basileia. Jesus, however, spoke in Aramaic, a Semitic language similar to Hebrew. Jesus would have used the Aramaic word malkuth. Both basileia and malkuth share the same meaning: kingship, kingly rule, reign, or sovereignty.
nice try, though

>>22935012
You cant even have a basic discussion about Russian literature without some buttmad Ukie supporter yelling at every post. Whats your deal, dude? Nobody even mentioned the war or Putin. I for one would also like to see some translated Orthodox work from Russia, OP.

>>22929978
fpbp