/lit/ - Literature

[Anonymous No.18236973]

ITT: inverted book covers.

[Anonymous No.18236996]

>>18236973

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[Anonymous No.18237042]

>>18237034
desaB

[Anonymous No.18237060]

>>18236996
Unironically looks pretty cool

[Anonymous No.18237171]

>>18236973

[Anonymous No.18237396]

>>18237171
Based

[Anonymous No.18237405]

>>18237171
Woah. Nice.

[Anonymous No.18237409]

>>18237171
I unironically prefer this

[Anonymous No.18237421]

>>18237171
Do the others all look this cool like this? Btw I read Arcade last week. Ama about it. Haven’t read the other ones

[Anonymous No.18237434]

>>18237421
Here’s call of the arcade.

[Anonymous No.18237445]

>>18237171
Unironically good.
If you're reading this Gardner, do a print run of inverted covers.

[Anonymous No.18237448]

>>18237434
Here’s call of the cradle

[Anonymous No.18237507]

>>18237171
>>18237434
>>18237448
SOUL

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[Anonymous No.18237557]

>>18237448
The blue fire adds to the creepiness. To those reading I ended up liking this one the best of these. It starts off with a baby who's mother get burned alive by a leprechaun who wants to burn down the city (Chicago). The baby is the main protagonist and it becomes like a horror version of Baby's Day Out. It's ridiculous but genuinely really interesting because of it's originality. Most of the plot is told from the baby's perspective and the creepiness comes from the baby realizing somthing's wrong but not fully understanding just how serious the situation is

[Anonymous No.18238032]

>>18237171
I sent this to F Gardner on discord.

[Anonymous No.18238040]

>>18236973
...isn’t that the guy who was accused by Epstein victims of raping them when they were kids? Yikes.

[Anonymous No.18238717]

>>18237171
It’s an ad now!

[Anonymous No.18238761]

>>18236973
Appropriation of the Ugaritic religion by the first Israelites: The Yahweh

André Lemaire writes “The tablets of Ugarit from the 13th century BC, written in a language close to Phoenician and ancient Hebrew, have echoes in the oldest texts of the Bible evoking the great god El, or the young god Baal, or even Yahweh sitting in the divine assembly (Psalms 29,1; 82,1; 89,6-13; Job 1,6; 2,1) ”22. The early Israelites seem to have practiced a variant of the Ugarite religion which has been called Yahweh. His worship is addressed to Yahweh, who seems to be originally a god of armies (Yahweh sabaot) and of storms, associated with a mountain (s). He is not the only God as he is sometimes referred to as a member of an assembly of deities, and may have had a consort named Ashera; on the other hand, the ancient Israelites recognized that each people had its own god. Yahweh is described as "jealous" and he forbids his people to serve other deities.


The polytheism of the ancient Israelites - 1200 to 722 BC J.-C.
The Hebrews remained polytheists for a very long time. The inscriptions of De Kuntillet h'Ajrud and Khirbet-el-Qôm date the reigns of Amasias (~ 802-776 BC) of Judah and Joash of Israel (~ 803-790 BC ). These inscriptions show that the Israelites associated Yahweh with a goddess, his consort, Asherah. The worship of “Yahweh and his Asherah” was certainly practiced for a very long time23. Few written traces exist in Canaan apart from these 2 inscriptions because these adorations were prohibited by the religion of Israel. However, they did not erase the extra-biblical Amorite inscriptions from Asherah, nor the Jewish papyri from the island of Elephantine in Egypt, which keeps track of the importance of this goddess wife of Yahweh24.

[Anonymous No.18238781]

>>18238761
Fake and gay. This turns the true historical records entirely on its head; the first human religions were monotheist, and *all* human societies retained knowledge of primeval monotheism to some degree. (Polytheist, animist and pantheist religions are a much later development.)

The degree to which the ancient Hebrews retained primeval monotheism was larger than their neighboring nations. (It wasn't anywhere near 100% though. The conflict thereof is the main narrative arc of the Old Testament, which you would have known had you bothered to read it before spouting bullshit.)

[Anonymous No.18240309]

Get btfo by Finklestein in a radio debate and react by ruining the guy career. Is also a fuking pedo.

Fuck Dershowitz.

[Anonymous No.18241195]

>>18240309
>ruining the guy career
Words have consequences.

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[Anonymous No.18242122]

>>18236996
Limited serious

[Anonymous No.18242637]

i like dark mode

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[Anonymous No.18242703]

>>18236973
Black Fragility

[Anonymous No.18243591]

>>18241195
Unless if you are zionist jew. No consequences for you. Yet.

[Anonymous No.18243770]

>>18242672
Love this

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>>18242703
go back

[Anonymous No.18244743]

>>18237448
Call of the cherokee

[Anonymous No.18244751]

>>18244743
Call of the kappa

[Anonymous No.18244921]

>>18244743
>>18244751
Dude these are wicked.

[Anonymous No.18245187]

>>18236996
New Day Rising album cover

[Anonymous No.18245245]

>>18238040
>>18240309
Alan Dershowitz is like a racist caricature of a Jew that an anti-Semite would come up with. It's actually pretty funny.

[Anonymous No.18245350]

>>18242703
*black integrity