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religious books i should read after nietzsche and freud. dostoevsky?

(down the up staircase)

>> No.10203725

>>10203717
>dostoevsky?
yes since christianity is a huge topic in his books, especially the brothers karamazov

>> No.10203728

That staircase is weird. How can "No deity" be before Atheism and "No Resurrection" and "No virgin birth" come after "no miracles"? I mean they're the same things.

>> No.10203735

>>10203728
It's the same old autistic christian "muh degradation" "muh slippery slope" weltanschauung

>> No.10203740

>>10203735
I understand that it's saying that, but the order or descent doesn't make sense.

>> No.10203748

who here /4thstep/?

>> No.10203751

>>10203740
Well, it doesn't have really have to since it's propaganda.

>> No.10203765

>>10203735
That's not a slippery slope you fallacy-toting pseud. A slippery slope is an indemonstrable presupposition, whereas historical precedent has already shown the progression in the pic to be true

>> No.10203784

>>10203765
>It's another episode of anon tries to pass his simplistic generalizations as factual

>> No.10203812

>>10203784
You're a nigger.

>> No.10203829

>>10203717
Perhaps Chesterton on Orthodoxy or Knox passim. if youre (or were) Catholic; Bonhoeffer (The Cost of Discipleship) or Tillich (Dynamics of Faith) if Protestant. All worth reading.

>> No.10204223

thanks for the recommendations

>>10203829
i'm neither a catholic nor a protestant. i'm from russia and i was baptized (as a child) in the orthodox church

>> No.10204259

>>10203717
How did they even change their clothes up there? and why? if you wear dark clothes are you an atheist?

>> No.10204279

>>10204223
Then perhaps Nikolai Berdyaev? He's a strong writer but I've only read one of his titles so feel a little squeamish recommending him. Might be worth investigating, though. Of the four mentioned, read Bonhoeffer.

>> No.10204652

>>10204279
thank you. i'll try.

>> No.10205310

Rene Girard

>> No.10205316
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>>10203717
isn't "No deity" the same thing as "atheism"?

>> No.10205444

>>10205316
maybe, i don't know

>> No.10205511

>>10205444
Shall I repeat the question?

>> No.10205541

>>10205511
if you wanna

>> No.10205553

>>10205541
You're not the boss of me now

>> No.10205582

>>10205553
of course

>> No.10205591

>>10205582
And you're not so big

>> No.10205681

>>10205591
truth

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>>10203765
The historical precedent doesn't matter here. The reason it's a slippery slope is that the historical precedent is described as being a bad thing, and the transition from one ideology to the other is implied to be like a "downward slide." It is precisely this framing which makes it fallacious propaganda, as opposed to an objective statement.

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>>10203765
Without using the word "degeneracy", what do you think is wrong right now? I'm not saying there aren't problems, I'm just curious of your thinking.

>> No.10206669

>>10203717
The miracle of theism by J L Mackie and then the existence of god by swineburn (who is also orthodox )

>> No.10207175

>>10203717
Is it supposed to look like Freud is holding a dick?

>> No.10207189

>>10203717
Read Jung and circle back

>> No.10207302

>>10206652
Let me check /pol/ real quick and I'll answer.

>> No.10207404

>>10203728
I assume the miracles refer to Jesus' other miracles specifically (walking on water, water into wine etc.) but I could be wrong there
Also assumed that no deity refers to not belief in the Christian deity, as opposed to no belief in the divine in general. Again, could be wrong, but that makes a bit more sense. Still doesnt really explain why atonement and resurrection are as far down as they are.