/lit/ - Literature

>>19113533
Making All Things Equal, Great and Venerable Teacher (Zhuangzhi)
Apology, Crito, Phaedo (Plato)

>>19113539
>Apology, Crito, Phaedo (Plato)
This, Socrates suicides himself by the trial and talks about souls and shit.

>>19113533
You made this thread few months ago too. Are you still on the run?

>>19113533
Just kill everyone who you think are going to try to kill you before they have a chance to act.

New Testament

>>19113726
>book that says you might go to hell and be tortured for eternity after you die
>this is somehow supposed to make you less afraid of death

>>19113564
I've been hiding inside.

>>19113533
I'm writing something about a guy who is psychologically tortured, but whose origination cannot be identified because he has a somatic ailment (something growing in his balls) but also that societal maladies are ever present due to his reading of classical literature - - being able to diagnosis such disorder as if it were another limb. Maybe that when it gets published anon.

Conan. Kill them first anon.

>>19113773
>book that says you might go to hell and be tortured for eternity after you die

Which was mysteriously not mentioned in the Old Testament. Which was magically incorporated when the idea came over from Asia. It's all so tedious. How could anyone believe this shit?

>>19114274
>there's no concept of revelation in the bible

>>19113773
It's like they've got reins attached to you; when they want you to feel hope and "grace" (see: emotional suggestibility and self-induced hysteria), they invoke Jesus Christ. When they want you to feel fear, repentance, and doubt, they pull on the other rein- Hell. Ideally, you would choose one, but it is always too advantageous to use both, whenever necessary. This way you can manipulate anyone easily, and it is they who police themselves

>>19114280
Revelation isn't hell, retard. I never saw anyone shift the goalposts so shittily.

>>19114291
I don't think you know what the word revelation means.

>>19114282
When they want you to feel sad, they invoke death of loved ones (like the death of Lazarus).

>>19114295
You believe that Hell is continued revelation from the OT, but what is the mechanism of this revelation? How do you know what the source is? How do you know you are correctly receiving and/or interpreting the information?

>>19114321
Magisterium

>>19114295
Yes. It is not hell.

>>19113539
Yeah Socrates says in Phaedo that he doesn't fear of death because he was a fictional character

>>19113533
elaborate retard

>tfw your dealer asks you to loan him some money for a lawyer

>>19114399
that's a pretty good narrative move from Plato for its time ngl
also, if Socrates actually said that, based as well