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goose bumps

>>13651992
I got a little spooked reading the case of charles dexter ward when I was home alone

>>13651992
The stories of the wolf raid on Paris
The beast of Gevaudan

Both non-fiction btw

>>13651992
i shit my pants reading Berenice

>>13651992
"Don't open my bathroom door, call the police"

My diary desu

>>13651992
for sale new cumsock never nutted

>>13651992
http://www.angelfire.com/trek/caver/page1.html
This shit is good and I wholly recommend it. I won't say much about it because I would spoil the fun.

>>13651992
A magic circle with my familly name, in an old french grimoire.

>>13651992
The following creeps me out more than anything really.
Quran 17:86
"If We want, We can definitely take away all that which We have revealed to you: then you will find none to help you in getting it back from Us."

>>13652276
Huh

>>13651992
David Hume:

Reason is a slave to the passions.

Immanuel Kant:

Moral perfection does not imply happines, as happines is not always moral. There's only one thing that can guarantee the unity between morality and happines: God.

>>13651992
My birth certificate

‘Alive’ by Piers Paul Read, about the Andes plane crash survivors

>>13652637
t. Cioran

>>13651992
the report my employer's spy agency wrote on me

>>13652120
This

>>13652794
On point. I'm on the trouble with being born rn.

Mein Kampf

Its scary because donald trump does and says the exact same things as hitler.

>>13651992
that whites will become a mminority in the US and Europe within my lifetime

>>13651992
That women rate 80% of men as below average.

>>13652855
go on

>>13651992
Raskolnikov's nightmare spooked me more than whatever Ligotti wrote in Teatro Grottesco

>>13652889
what? elaborate pls

I’ve always liked the Gothic genre and among these the ones I find the scariest are The Great God Pan and The Monk, mainly because of their disturbing sexual content. Other than that, 1984 scared me a bit because it invoked a feeling of paranoia.

The Nine Billion Names of God by Arthur C Clarke

How a sci-fi writer managed to write one of the best horror stories of all time befuddles and infuriates me.

>>13652889
This better be a fucking joke

>>13652975
The Monk’s sexual imagery was pretty tame compared to today’s, but I imagine it created quite the spectacle during the 18th century.

>>13652198
So weird you posted this because I woke up thinking about it this morning. I guess I''ll be reading it again. Thanks!

>>13651992
Fanged Noumena

>>13651992
https://legacy.gscdn.nl/archives/images/suicide_note.pdf

https://creepypasta.fandom.com/wiki/The_Memetic_Symbol

I honestly felt terrified reading the strange death of Europe even though I knew most of what it said to begin with.

I truly believe that Europe will become like Lebanon during my generation

>>13652002
any books on these lads or just wikipedia?

>>13653506
I still think about that ending every once in a while. It's absoluely perfect.

>>13652598
Does moral perfection not imply the belief or union with God?

>>13653790
give me a quick rundown

>>13653535
>>13652947
You’ll have to read the 800+ page book to confirm

>>13654009
>>13652598
Does morality necessarily have to be tied to god and religion? Can't you be moral in accordance to a more personal set of beliefs?

>>13652895
>>13653974
Today only the person who no longer believes in a happy ending, only he who has consciously renounced it, is able to live. A happy century does not exist; but there are moments of happiness, and there is freedom in the moment

>>13651992
The results of an ultrasound.

>>13653506
Wow, that was pretty good. Very underplayed and undemonstrative, which gave it the feeling of total end.

>>13651992
> Be schizo
> Hallucinate a spirit
> Spirit tells you that they escaped from a multiverse that consisted of a false vacuum tree by using blood magick on a scale and in ways that would make the Aztecs die of shock
> Dutifully right it down in journal
> Read it later
> "Wait, what the fuck"
> Freak out.

>>13651992
The Bible

Literally millions of people unironically believe that the stuff in that book was real. People have started wars over a fairy tale book.

>>13651992

bump

>>13654014
It is a dizzying analysis of history from a incessently nihilistic perspective, examining how sociobiological evolution is evolving into memetic evolution and how the biological human has been made moot. orthogenesis and determinism. ratification of perennial philosophy, modern philosophy, sociobiology, accelerationism, stories from various religious texts themselves (e.g. he calls the bible science fiction), A.I. and the second coming. He goes through the consequences of all this with a utilitarian ethical slant imo. It includes incredibly interesting choice quotes from everyone from plato to goethe, schopenhauer, nietzsche etc. as well as modern scientists to paint an expansive worldview.

I am a complete dilettante btw so take all this with some salt.

>>13651992
The Revelations recorded by John.

UNFATHOMABLY DARK-COLORED INDIVIDUALS SMELLING SO HORRIBLE, SPEAKING IN UNINTELLIGIBLE UTTERANCES; AN ELDRITCH BLASHPHEMY OF FOREIGN ACCENTS AND SKIN COLORS. UNIMAGINABLE EBONICS OF SUPREMELY LOW INTELLIGENCE AND ABYSMAL SELF CONTROL. NAUTICAL-LOOKING NEGRO, OH DARK CREATURE FROM BEYOND THE SUBURBS, HORRIBE AND TWISTED MANIFESTATION OF THE URBAN DEPTHS, WHAT HELLISH UNNATURAL FORCE RELEASED THY SOUNDCLOUDIAN WRATH UPON MY RUGGED SOUL

>>13654361
>Soundcloudian
Why the fuck did this get me.

I thoroughly enjoy Lovecraft though. The Colour Out Of Space is just sublime.

Don’t read a lot of horror. That bit at the end of the Idiot is pretty spoopy.

>>13652855
post it or summarize it

Recently:
http://emcarroll.com/comics/faceallred/01.html
I don't read much Stephen king or horror in general so I'm pretty unexposed.
I made a thread about it yesterday. It's also pretty interpretative. I received a bit of thoughtful feedback yesterday too.
My personal intepretation(spoilers, read the comic first)


The "monster" is a shapeshifter. That much can be said for sure. The rest of it is either one of 2 things:
It transformed in to the Main character's(MC) brother who also ran away when it attacked. Thats why bro is convinced that the MC killed the monster when he comes back to the village. That's also why the coat isn't torn. MC is guilty (and desu scared that his bro might know he tried to kill him if it really is him)and imagines that the brother isn't looking at him and is digging random holes in the back yard. Or he really was digging a hole but for some random completely unrelated reason...or hi bro DOES know he tried to kill him and is planning revenge. Anway. MC guilt drives him to go back to the hole in the forest to check if his brother is really in there, finds the (undead?) monster laying there instead. MC is either about to be killed by this monster, or kills himself.

ORR The MC really did kill his bro and the monster comes back shapshifted as the brother( Doesn't explain why the coat isn't torn, unless the monster didn't pay that much attention to when the MC ripped his bro"s coat). Now lilac is a symbol of death since it's used to cleanse dead bodies. The monster may be fond of lilac and the bro just so happens to be have a lilac bush behind his house.
MC is still guilty and all that when the bro returns. The "brother" is digging holes outside his house(near the lilac bush) because the monster likes to sleep in holes and is planning his attack on the village. The MC goes to check on bro in the hole and finds his bro there. Then MC kills himself or the monster might have still been sleeping there in the meantime til its hole is finished and is about to kill the MC(doesn't explain why it's face was still bloody perhaps it ate the brothers body or it's "face is all red" like that naturally).

My main issue is figuiring out why the bro seen digging the hole. The second view explains it more.

>>13654241
yikes!

>>13654625
I read this after the thread you made yesterday
Was left with the question if there is actually anything at all behind it to "figure out" or interpret, or if it's just empty creepy imagery with nothing backing it up
The hole digging is clearly a parallel to the hole in the forest though

>>13654361
based

>>13653793
Reading this again years later and its still unnerving.

>>13654127
Oh wait, I guess I've read scarier things but they were all schizo misunderstandings of mundane stuff online

>>13651992
Does Roko's Basilisk count?

>>13654974
Doesn't do much for me honestly
I liked some of the imagery, but the whole "you got infected by reading this it's gonna happen to youuuu!!!" meme you see coming from a mile away is just very trite at this point
But maybe, since it's a couple years old, this one did some pioneering in that field that I'm not appreciating

>>13651992
I tried to read IT twice and failed both times, the first time it wasn't as scary because I stopped reading right after the part with the gay kid who dies, but when I read it the second time, I got to the 3rd segment where it's like a married couple in a home and it was probably the most nerve-wracking thing I've ever read.

>>13654036
Only if you break down the meaning of "morality" to simply be "personal preference", in which case it's not any more interesting than what flavor of ice cream you like.

>>13654998
The original version didn't have the cheesy bit at the end with the symbol in the text, someone must have added that. But I agree it could have been done better

Lovecraft always gets me. It's not the actual content of his stories, it's that he manages to push my imagination as far as it will go in conceiving of absolutely horrific shit. Also, the last short story in Hesse's Glass Bead Game almost made me pass out but it plays heavily on my phobia. I think that's about it.

tfw imagination to dull to be scared by horror stories

>>13653793
this one's better

https://creepypasta.fandom.com/wiki/The_Algorithm

>>13652564
If you had any idea of what the Quran really is (and most people don't, including most so-called muslims) you'd be deathly afraid of losing it and not remembering it. Like, really deathly afraid.

>>13655182
this

>>13655182
Explain

>>13654682
You're definitely supposed to interpret it as one of the brothers not being the real one since the monster/demon is a shape shifter. The question is, which one?

Also, that the MC's guilt is driving him insane/ he's possibly hallucinating.

I too think there might be a link between the too. It's either the author is imagining one(guilt leading to over thinking to the point he can't get the hole in the forest out of his head) or there is something about lilac, his brother, and the monster

>>13655182
Explain please.

>>13655166
Are you actually retarded...i mean mentally disabled?
Serious question, that could be why. That or maybe autism?

>>13651992
The return of Timmy Baterman in Pet Sematary

>>13655330
What's the difference between mental disability and autism?

>>13651992
my IQ test results

>>13655110
What's wrong with morality being personal preference? Isn't it more realistic for a person to pick and choose their own core values and then aspire to uphold them? The way I see it, there are already enough religions and gods that you can't really reconcile them into a single canonical concept of 'morality'. There are too many contradictions across faiths. If you are moral by one standard, you might very well fail another.
At that point, can't I make my own god to worship?

>>13652198
The ending is just sort of unsatisfying honestly
I get it, horror stories frequently do this. Can't really be horrifying if you lay it all out and provide a satisfying conclusion, it's about the journey and the unknown etc
Maybe it's just the fact there's still a NEXT button even though it's over but I still don't feel satisfied with this finale

>>13655330
Nah, he's just an edgelord. People post the "I never get scared idk why though lol haha xD" all the time. It's bait to get astonished replies like yours. Everyone is scared by something. People who claim otherwise are liars.

>>13655231
>>13655324
To keep things short, if you care about studying its etymology, it explains everything, the reasons why there's so much suffering in here, how to do good, how to build up confidence, how to view the world, what really matters in life, in fact it explains every topic if you're open-minded enough and think long and deep enough about it. If you're interested research quranism. The Quran has a very severe, stern and unapologetic tone, this might repel you at first, but if you keep going down the rabbit hole you may find things of immense value. For example a kafir is not a "disbeliever" but someone who buries the truth knowingly since the term is also used for farmers who bury seeds or till the earth, it also implies that the truth can be buried, requiring digging. Also islam means surrendering, it means accepting any rational truth that comes your way instead of not even considering it. The Quran also says that God never speaks to men except by inspiration or by sending a messenger or from behind a veil, which implies that other scriptures can be considered as veiled truths awaiting your inquiry. Here's a few redpills: this ordinary life is an illusion, and part of the explanation of suffering is that we lended the devil power over us (he promised us power, and we wanted it, but if you think about it you can only receive power from someone who has it in your eyes, so we attributed power to him that he doesn't really have) here's another one, the word mussalli is usually translated to mean someone who prays, but it originally means a horse running on the footseps of another horse, and this what you must do with God, either try to emulate his attributes, like mercy, justice, creativity, subtleness, etc or if you can't emulate them, follow them, to follow the omniscient is to study deeply etc...also you can get inspired by the way he created this world, for example he created it with beauty so you'll follow this and add beauty to this world whenever possible, he gives food to the creation so you'll feed the poor etc... this is why the Quran relates a conversation between the hell-dwellers and the people of paradise, who asked them how they ended up in hell: they respond we didn't do salat and didn't feed the poor, and we took part in vain discourses and denied the day of judgement (as you can see, there are two groups of misdeeds and each group is really two examples of the same thing done differently)
https://www.al-islam.org/salat-prayer-mode-divine-proximity-and-recognition-ayatullah-mirza-mahdi-isfahani/reality-salat
https://www.quranite.com/salat-in-the-quran/
http://www.ismaili.net/Source/mumtaz/salat.pdf
http://mypercept.co.uk/articles/slw.htm
(just search for horse in these pages)

https://www.islamawakened.com
https://free-minds.org/forum/
www.quranaloneislam.net
https://quranguideblog.wordpress.com/how-to-perform-salaah-صلاۃ-mentioned-in-the-quran/
Now you know why I'm scared of this book disappearing.

>>13655785
>Retard muslim uses a horror thread to peddle his medieval Christian ripoff religion founded by a guy who fucked kids and spoke to god while riding a horse with wings
Seems legit

>>13655836
http://www.answeringislamicskeptics.com/age-of-marriage-in-islam.html

>>13655330
>>13655707
I don't get scared because I don't get immersed in it (hence my comment about my imagination being too dull). I never said that the horror stories weren't scary. Never did I disparage horror stories or their readers themselves.

>>13655580
The story could have an action sequel, like Alien had Aliens

>>13652198
>angelfire
Based

>>13655512
I never said it was "wrong", I said it wasn't interesting. Tell us which Transformer is your favorite next.

>>13655960
Maybe I'm a brainlet and some sort of last stinger is all I want
A blurry picture of some cave dwelling ape man or whatever, just felt like after the last excitement it goes calm, builds up to something and when you press next to get a resolution it's just over

>>13655971
Huh, I too imagine the thing looking like some ape man. I kinda think of something like apebeast from thief, but completely devoid of any humanity or rationality. The feeling I got from "legion of devils" made me think of them being more or less always a nail from each other. A cave stuffed with thousands, but remaining just out of sight. Their feet being just millimeters from where the light still shines

>>13651992
This fella right here. Good thing it isn't true or anything crazy like that. HAHAHAHAHA

>>13652905
this is a good thing. actually i see way more than 80% of current year "men" being fucking subhumans

>>13656035
>>13655785
Should I take the religion pill? I don't really believe in concept of god as a "upper human deity", but I still retain a belief in something "up there". Not a caring or malicious god, but one that simply sets things in motion. Where should I start?

>>13651999
Love that one.

Greentext stories about people seeing ghosts at /x/

>>13656098
This idea of setting things in motion is reminding of Aristotle's Prime Mover. But actually start with Plato's Timaeus. From there on, Aristotles and Spinoza will be your friends.

>>13651992
unironically my diary desu. also revelation is pretty spooky

>>13656098
Well no, because Jesus is both caring and malicious

>>13656098
The Quran states that you must not associate anything with Allah. that he's above whatever people describe, and many other things about him. Personally I'm at a point where I don't even consider islam a religion with rituals anymore but a system of life where you must simply obey and follow your creator.

>>13656252
>The Quran states that you must not associate anything with Allah. that he's above whatever people describe
I have such a concept as well, something that i know exists because I am presented like obscure symbols of it at times and feel its presence, but that i cant identify, explain, or associate with anything, not even with consciousness, or creation, or whatever. The closest concept would be 'merging' but it's not right either because it's kind of fundamentally mysterious.

Im not sure why im telling you this, your post just reminded me of it.

>>13651992
1984 gave me some anxiety while I read it. shirley's daemon lover was pretty creepy

>>13655442
Not much, true, but autist are more socially retarded than actually retarded. Any "learning issues" they have stems from that., even when severe to the point of not really speaking.
Pure intellectual disability is a IQ less than 70 and global impairment in nearly all brain functions if severe(when <50) but esp executive functions

>he believes in god

The ultimate cope.

>>13656495
You would know that believing in God is hardly a cope had you read warnings about hell if you misbehave too much.

>>13656535
>trying to find concrete moral objectivity in religion

You would have to claim your religion is the best despite having nothing to back it up with.

>>13656629
Duh that's what faith is bro. What point are you trying to make

>>13656629
Only if you're a filthy abrah*mist

r/nosleep

>>13652889
I fucking wish
Don't tease me like this

The Road.

Not the actual story (although some parts certainly are etched in my brain), but the realization that a zombie/catastrophic incident wouldn’t be the fun vacation I’d envisioned to get out of responsibilities.

>>13653506
I'll read it, thanks

oK so basicaly its like this. youare at a friends house for like the night or watever and then you guys are making out on the couch (yeah!) and then like.. her dad calls on the phone and says "no i she likes it more if you use the other hand… yeah" and your alllike "oh dude your dad is trying to give me advice on how to diddle you" and then she's like… "i don't have a dad.." or whatever… but what!? WHO WAS PHONE?

>>13655785
Based and upvotedpilled.

articles about climate change, mass extinction, resource depletion, and some of the unbelievable aggressive and hateful shit on normie twitter that gets 100k+ likes

fiction isn't scary. Horror movies can be scary because they trigger your startle response with jump scares, books can't do that.

>>13652918
Not much to say, I just don’t like my porn and shitposting history to be known

The email telling me I was given a funded PhD position.

>>13658487
>sucking dick and eating beans for 6 years so you can call yourself Dr.
I’d be scared too

No bullshit, the Bible is the scariest thing I've ever read. It describes what happens to you if you don't live a proper life according to God, something that continues to haunt every waking moment of my life.

Accelerationism and those who practice it

>>13651992

I took leave of my father's decrepit farmhouse in my modest Guatemalan automobile, making reasonable pace across a landscape bereft of anything resembling what I had come to know as modernity. I eventually reached the general store, a flimsy wooden structure that emitted a dark cloud of smoke from a narrow chimney. Two locals sat outside in the midday sun, accomplishing nothing and seemingly content in their doing so. Their bestial stupidity, likely the result of generations of inbreeding and race-mixing, was apparent in both their appearance and vocabulary.

My eyes were immediately drawn towards the words emblazoned above the door. These words perplexed me in such a manner that defy ordinary description. I shall not repeat them here, for I fear that anyone who stumbles upon this tome will meet the same fate as I should they read them.

I have not slept in weeks, as I have tried in increasing desperation to decipher the true meaning of that inscription. I fear that it is pointless. The fate of this city slicker is sealed.

Parasite Eve gave me some pretty good spooks. The imagery of how disgusting Eve was extremely unsettling. The book dragged on in some parts and the ending felt like it fell flat, but I loved the horror and suspense.
Recommend me some other good horror stories like it.

Is pic related any good? Is it horror or is it actually a love story? Or is it just a meme?

>>13654241
>religion is behind most wars
Do you not realise that virtually every serious historian rejects that idea as a myth?

Probably the fact that Lovecraft's "Mountains of Madness" is real.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RIavCjjRg8k&t=46s

>>13659748
Appeal to authority

>>13659789
- which, coincidentally, has actual substantial arguments to back up their claims

>>13659776
It is sort of suspect that you are straight up not allowed to go to Ataractica and no satellite images exist
Official reason is that there's nothing there don't worry about it and the snow reflects light
Lots of powerful and important people go there all the time though, like the pope
Some sort of pedo temple or military base is my guess

>>13658412
HOOLLY SHITTT I SHITTED MUH PAAAAAANTS

unironically 2007 spooky pasta

Hounds of Tindalos

Embarrassed to admit it, but some creepypasta too. This one for example:
https://creepypasta.fandom.com/wiki/White_with_Red

>>13655855
>"Back then it was morally acceptable to marry young, so the prophet Muhammad cannot be held accountable, even if he married a young person."
Whole lot of "historiography is oh so difficult" equivocation just to end up back at square one.

>>13655785
And how do people go from that to mass murders?

>>13654361
oooohhhh spooky

>>13655785
Quick, someone tell me what the best English translation of the Quran is please!

>>13652598
Yet, Hume, being the sensualist glutton that he was, gloated in saying this as if it was a good thing. A Sicilian friar said the same 500 years before, refuting such an endorsement of this sad bondage, and hammered how disastrous of a state it was to be slave to a passion and how it lends to disordered reasoning. E.g. Commentary on the Apostles Creed, Article 4. inb4 >muh no god Let's not forget, if religion was all one big cope, now who was more intelligent? The man who got cucked by his biological drives and had no freedom over his life or what he did or the guy who short circuited this entire process and followed a standard for absolute perfection that would in a sense free his entire being.

>>13659498
I'm about halfway through it. Not bad, not the 'infinite jest of horror' as some people like to think

>>13660771
I actually didn't read it entirely, the sentence you're quoting is its author's responsibility, and I'm certain that the prophet, knowing that consent + physical and mental maturity are all required for marriage, would have married an actual woman, anyone who rapes a child deserves death.
>>13660792
Good question. Holding traditional interpretations in high-esteem with no critical thinking (a behavior that's condemned in the Quran yet they still do it "And when it was said to them: Follow what God caused to descend. They said: Nay! We will follow whatever we discovered our fathers were following on it —even though their fathers had been not at all reasonable—nor are they truly guided. ") is a huge cause, lack of proper knowledge of arabic is another one, if you think that kuffar means disbelievers you're going to hate disbelievers, the belief that quranic verses can be abrogated is another cause, the verses talking about abrogation talk about ayas, and ayas don't mean verses, ayas mean signs, any of the signs in the world, for example species disappearing etc... "Perfected is the Word of thy Lord in truth and justice. There is naught that can change His words. He is the Hearer, the Knower." Another problem is with the lack of belief in personal responsiblity and how revelation works. If someone reads that he should kill "unbelievers", he doesn't question his reading, he presumes he knows enough to understand it, and he secretly hopes that that's what the text really means because then he'll be able to say "see ? I'm not responsible the text made me do it." yet deep down he can sense it's not fair, he just covers his mind with illusions and wishful thinking, the quran says "We had no authority over you at all, but you yourselves were a transgressing people." when referring to kuffar (concealers) blaming each other on judgement, it also says "Do not follow blindly what you do not know to be true: ears, eyes, and heart, you will be questioned about all these. " yet they know that the Quran says "and fight in God's cause against those who wage war against you, but do not commit aggression-for, verily, God does not love aggressors." yet they disobey it and commit agression against innocent people. Hadiths are another problem because they teach many horrendous things (and they all lay on a ridiculous premise, that sayings of the prophet can be accurately transmitted based on whether the transmittors' reputation is good or bad).
So in other words the causes are theocracy without critical thinking, lack of belief in personal responsibility, ideology trumping moral reality, having a shallow knowledge of arabic, mental illness, and just plain stupid evil. The Quran also says "High above all is Allah, the King, the Truth. Be not in haste with the Qur'an before its revelation to thee is completed, but say, "O my Lord! advance me in knowledge."" Any text you read can be used for good or bad, anyone's responbility will always remain his alone.

>>13655785
>posts picture of Iranian/Persian architecture
Islam does not suit the national character of Iran and will probably vanish in the upcoming decades. In the future, eternal flames and statues of Anahita, Sraosha, and so forth will be built inside such architecture. Arabic script will also be defaced and changed to Avestan. Iranians will also nuke Mecca and build a fire temple in its place.

>>13661343
this sounds based, hope it all works out for Iran!

>>13661053
Sorry, there is currently none that I would endorse, and I've searched for one long enough, though the four last links I've provided hold much of what I'd call proper knowledge (and other links to other websites). What you must understand is that even native arabs debate the proper meaning of its words. I wish I could give more, but what I can say is: think about what I said about Salat and find as many of God's attributes you can follow, when you get used to it, it will be easier to be resourceful, customize things, be imaginative, attain slowly your full potential. Never stop thinking fully that God created every little thing in this world and that He is subtle and aware of it all.

>>13661343
I had a feeling someone would say that.
Here, this is in Spain.
>Islam does not suit the national character of Iran
If you mean shia islam, sure, it's a demented ideology suitable for nobody. True islam is suited for every character.
>eternal flames
Nothing is eternal except God.

>>13652198
I was just thinking about this two days ago, so much that I went back and reread it.

Still the scariest thing I've ever read. Everything else is like water off the duck's back. Something about this one webpage has always got under my skin.

>>13652855
this is the funniest image I've seen in my life

>>13659748
>religion is behind most wars

That wasn't even what that poster was saying. It may not used in most wars, but religion was definitely used as an excuse for many wars. The fastest to expand your religion is through conquest and forceful conversions.

>>13656098
When considering what religion you would like to pursue, think about this: why would you want to believe in a god that commits atrocities or exhorts people to violence for whatever reason?

>>13661655
>exhorts people to violence for whatever reason
If you think there is never any justification for violence you're an idiot.

>>13659498
It's a meme. It could have been a good short story but instead it's 700 pages of pretentious rambling.

>>13661666
You're equivocating. An infant is impaled for an undisclosed reason, is this a justified violence? Spew out something stupid about how certain rituals weren't followed, about how metaphysically the child is at fault, give me some stable insanity which proves you aren't entirely diffident in your God's ability to resolve injustice.

I've heard the exorcist is a scary book but haven't read it myself.

Also, religicucks please leave.

http://www.bogleech.com/creepy/creepy17thewolf.html

>>13661735
Strawman, I obviously never argued any violence is justified, I said thinking there is never any justification for violence is idiotic. Learn to read, please.

>>13651994
Obvious answer to OP's question.
/thread

>>13654361
get it? because he was raycis!!
huehuehhue ahahahahahaha uhuhuhuhuhu
HAVE SEX LOSER

>>13651992
Lol words aren’t scary you fucking retard

There's a skeleton inside you right now

>>13652002
aaaaaaah 300 year old bears!

>>13652198
can someone spoil it for me i don't feel like reading it

>>13652198
What the fuck is the ending ?
Does anyone have a link ?

Probably Trump's tweets.

>>13655182
I was raised in a muslim family and i hate people like you so much. I assure you that you don’t have the slightest idea of what your talking about. I hate that pseuds on this board simply read on wili that Guennon was muslim and so proceed to defend all the tenents and pillars of islam. Disgusting. Read about the historical conquests of islam if you want to know how good of a worldly religion it is. Anything after the New Testament is redundant and brings only grief, though I reserve judgement on Muhammad and his house, some acts were indeed Christlike. May God forgive all our follies.

the bell curve, made me realize low IQ people are fucked for life (yes that includes blacks)

>>13661390
>Nothing is eternal except God.
God is in the oak cubes.

Atomized by Houellebecq two years ago. Honorable mention goes to Frankenstein, which really scared me when I was 11.

>>13652889
Stop insulting Hitler.

>>13663496
You evidently haven't read any of my posts except this one. You're an idiot and I'm tired of "ex-muslims" trashing a book they never knew.
>Anything after the New Testament is redundant
Christian self-centeredness, unable to fathom that his religion might actually be flawed. I admit I don't know the greek it was written in, but what we're presented with is quite bad (for a start anyone with half a brain would never worship a man, no matter how he claims to be God).

>>13651992
The Fermi Paradox

>>13656264
Is a very important negro still available for sale? If so how much would it cost to purchase a new one?

>>13663642
I felt a physical pressure in my brain increasing with every second I read this. It was extremely painful. Exquisite, thank you.

>>13651992
There was this how-to guide on butchering a human body like a deer on a website I read that was pretty unnerving.

>>13663496
born muslim and still a muslim here
man, ex-muslim so far made my top cringe list

>>13651992
https://discord.gg/P4ENU37

>>13652198
This is a masterpiece but I would've prefered a more lowkey ending.

>>13653506
Just finished it. It was not boring, but I would not call it scary or creepy at all. The ending made for a pretty image, but nothing more than that.

My personal favorite, short horror story is The Doom That Came To Sarnath. It gave a sense of unease from the start, and was a nice read throughout. If anyone has similar stuff, I would appreciate it

All you religious nuts are mentally ill, desu.

>>13661053
Abdel Haleem, published by Oxford.

>>13663496
>i was totally a muslim before, but i decided tawheed is wrong, and started worshipping a man!
You are morally bankrupt, and if your story is true, you are intellectually bankrupt as well.