/lit/ - Literature

>>18941816
Yeah, rabbinical religions are shit.

Christianity was a tool of Roman statecraft. Centralized intellectual orthodoxy always ruins the intellectual and literary spheres.

>>18941816
so you are 14 and in gradeschool learning about the romans for the first time? you know this website is for 18 and above, correct?

It was Julius Caesar that burned the Library of Alexandria.

>>18941816
> Rome
> intellectual and literary spheres

>>18941816
Nah

>>18942049
cope, read based gibbons

>>18941816
It was other way around

>>18941816
Are you literally 14?

Hadrian was the last great Emperor of Rome

>>18941816
>Christianity
>ruined intellectual and literary spheres
Why do people write posts like that? It's obviously false and retarded. Any actual history book will tell you you're dumb. It's literally the other way around. Is it some new atheism meme?

>>18941816
>... Christianity ruined Rome and its intellectual and literary spheres[.] [SIC]


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Romans hated intellectuals from day one, what are you talking about.

>>18942936
The Heroism of Julian is superior. He tried against all odds.

>>18941836
>Centralized intellectual orthodoxy always ruins the intellectual and literary spheres
Does this mean we were doomed before we even came into this world?

>>18942937
>It's literally the other way around.


NEITHER WAY; ROMA CENTRALLY ORGANIZED THE INSTITUTION OF THE CHURCH, AND UNIVERSALIZED IT; CHRISTIANITY DEPURED ROMA OF ITS BARBARICAL ATAVISMS, AND PAGANISTICAL BURDEN, PRESERVING THE BEST OF IT FOR FUTURE MILLENNIA: ROMA, AND CHRISTIANITY, COMPLEMENTED EACH OTHER.

>>18942936
>anti christian thread
>immediately filled with overt homosexuality

>>18942994
3 gods is paganism, cum genius.

>>18943144


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>>18941816
>Rome
...and nothing of value was lost.

Christians were the SJW's of Rome.

Combining state and church was the real mistake

>>18943167
This

>>18941836
You mean an education system ruins intellect?

>>18941816
There was nothing special in Rome. They had like a few poets in the 1st century bc and that's it.

>>18941816
More like Rome ruined Christianity by appropriating the faith of the meek into a tool of the state

>>18941816
There are tons of christians philosophers in Byzantium era but most of you have no idea of that.

All plebs here rate Aquinatis who is in fact SHIT but do not know shit about saint Athanasius,Basilious etc people who literally defined the dogma.

I fucking HATE /lit/ so much. Stupid worthless cunts expressing opinions acting like they know everything because they have read 3 books.

>>18943148
>Bro, jew on a stick is god
literally paganism, cum genius.

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>>18943553
>Byzantium
Don’t you mean New Rome?

and why is it so important for /lit/ to be enlightened? lol let them be ignorant. Pearls aren’t meant for swine.

>>18942981
> He was based! Survive the Jive said so!