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Literature all Lawful Good readers should read?
I'm Lawful Good irl.
What should I start with?

>> No.10279580

The Qu'ran contains the ultimate law, produced by God himself.

>> No.10279584

Same question for me but Chaotic Good.

>> No.10279596
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>>10279580
>God produced a book of disjointed tweets with no flow or narrative

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>>10279580
>implying muhammed isn't being chopped to pieces over and over again by an 8 legged monster RIGHT NOW

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>>10279596
Yeah, when did a bunch of disjointed tweets ever get anyone into power? Obviously, disjointed tweets are in no way divine in that they can move the threads of society.

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>>10279578
>There is no doubt, that in this world, there are all sorts of people who look nice, but are empty inside; who do not feel either moral or spiritual aspirations in addition to the physical gifts with which nature blessed them … But Corneliu Codreanu, his magnificient physique corresponds to an exceptional inner wholeness. Exclamations of admiration from men left him indifferent. Praise angered him. He had only a fighter's greatness and the ambition of great reformers... The characteristic of his soul was goodness. If you want to penetrate the initial motive which prompted Corneliu Codreanu to throw in a fight so hard and almost desperate, the best answer is that he did it out of compassion for suffering people. His heart bled with thousands of injuries to see the misery in which peasants and workers struggled. His love for the people - unlimited! He was sensitive to any suffering the working masses endured. He had a cult for the humble, and showed an infinite attention to their aspirations and their hopes. The smallest window, the most trivial complaint, were examined with the same seriousness with which he addressed grave political problems.

The most obvious answer

>> No.10280508

>>10279584
Anything by Max Striner.
He tended to believe that people where inherintly good so living in anarchy wouldn't be that bad because we'd all tend towards order anyways.

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>>10280466
Legionary, I...

>> No.10280585

>>10279596
>>10279580
Why are the surahs ordered by length anyway? It seems like a horrible design flaw.

>> No.10280603

>>10279578
I wrote a long post and then misclicked. I lost the depth that I added, but here's a quick list:

>Confucius: Almanac
>Bible: Genesis, Exodus, Book of Job*
>Plato: Euthypro, Republic*, The Laws
>Strabo: Lectures of Musonius Rufus
>Epictetus: Discourses*, Enchiridion, Fragments
>Aurelius: Meditations
>Cicero: De Finibus*
>Plotinus: Enneads
>Augustine: Confessions*, City of God
>Spinoza: Ethics*, On the Emendation of the Soul
>Kant: Groundwork of the Metaphysics of Morals*
>Hegel: Philosophy of Right

*Are must reads

As a challenge to the Lawful Good mentality, I strongly recommend Kierkegaard's 'Fear and Trembling'.

I would love to see works added to this list, or debated off. As far as fiction goes, I got nothing to recommend off the top of my head.

>> No.10280611

>>10280466
Codreanu and the Iron Guard in general were more Chaotic Good.

>> No.10280704

>>10280461
Trump.