/lit/ - Literature

>>16418949
god, they are so cute together.

>>16418949
Kaczynski was right all along.

Yes. At the fall of the Roman Empire, organic christian communities formed in Europe, and we have no trace of history for three hundred years. Civilization is the disease, it is the negation of Being.

>16418949
>Abel: progenitor of Turanians/Jews, animal slaugtherer; pastoral, naturalistic man.
>Appointed by Ialdabaoth and Satan.

>Cain: progenitor of Aryans; farmer, founder of civilization, society, and culture.
>Champion of God.

>the bible was right all along huh
Yes, the Old Testament is a decent narratization of history.

This is incorrect: both Cain and Abel represent strictly agricultural forms of food production. The distinction lies between Cain's agrarianism, and Abel's pastoralism. The ancient semitic peoples favored pastoralism, but they were still agricultural and therefore unnatural. If you want a depiction of a natural human being, go back to the Sumerians: Enkidu is a portrayal of the hunter gatherer societies that still existed in proximity to the city of Ur.

Cain looks like Tarzan tho.

>>16419436
>This is incorrect: both Cain and Abel represent strictly agricultural forms of food production.
That is false; pastoralism is anticultural in purpose, and in end.

>The ancient semitic peoples favored pastoralism, but they were still agricultural and therefore unnatural.

1. Agriculture is contranatural, not "unnatural"; pastoralism for vegetarian purposes is naturalistic; pastoralism for zoophagic purposes is ultimately antinatural.

2. The world inhereted agriculture, and farming, from Aryans.

>>16418949
CAIN BRINGS THE PAIN
THIS SUNDAY SUNDAY SUNDAY

>>16419518
wack

>>16419518
don't you need to dilate at this late hour?

Civilization implies organized murder and the originator of civilization must be the first murder. Not only that but , but in the book of Enoch it goes more into Cain's story and how his progeny was taught metallurgy by the "nephelim" giants, in other words weapons and tools. Other have interpreted the Genesis that the progeny of Seth intermingled with that of Cain, and that these giants were in fact the children of Cain.

So Cain did win in some sense. Man, the OT has some really deep themes.

>>16419585

>And Azâzêl taught men to make swords, and knives, and shields, and breastplates, and made known to them the metals of the earth and the art of working them, and bracelets, and ornaments, and the use of antimony, and the beautifying of the eyelids, and all kinds of costly stones, and all colouring tinctures. And there arose much godlessness, and they committed fornication, and they were led astray, and became corrupt in all their ways. Semjâzâ taught enchantments, and root-cuttings, Armârôs the resolving of enchantments, Barâqîjâl, taught astrology, Kôkabêl the constellations, Ezêqêêl the knowledge of the clouds, Araqiêl the signs of the earth, Shamsiêl the signs of the sun, and Sariêl the course of the moon.

>>16418949
Brainlet take but still based

>>16419436
>hunter gatherer meme

for fuck sake it's just an allegorical story of how agriculturalists assimilated pastoral peoples. hence cain *killing* abel, the herder, by absorbing the herdsmen into the agricultural societies of early, budding cities. calm down shizos

>>16418949
i'ts like the bible was the blueprint for seinfeld

>>16418949
Seth was the most blessed out of them all

>>16419585
What is the best translation of the Book of Enoch?

>>16418949
Abel is animal science

Cain is a tranny STEM bug

>>16419409
The aryans were a hell of a lot pastoral than the people they conquered.

>>16419834
Spoken like a true bania caste.

Additionally Cain’s descendent Tubal-Cain was the first metalworker, technological progress is inherently tied to the first murder symbolically

>>16419632
Is this NGE thread?

>>16418949
Yo! Now Caahn saahd ta hahs brodar Abel, "Let's go out ta da faheld." Whahle day was ahn da faheld, Caahn attacked hahs brodar Abel a' kahlled hahm. 'S coo', bro. Then da LORD saahd ta Caahn, fer shure, "Where ahs ya brodar Abel?" "I doesn't know, " he replahed. "Am I mah brodar's keeper?"

>>16419409
The Mark of Cain is black skin.

>>16421728
Scots is really easy to understand, huh?

>>16421728
Have you ever heard a black person speak in your life?

>>16422181
I used a translator.