/lit/ - Literature

>>23030008
I don't believe in free will. It's a nice idea and I want it to be true but I haven't gotten over determinism.

>>23030337
I believe all people can be reasoned with given proper insight and eternity.

>>23030337
I believe all people can be reasoned with.

>>23029946
I don't think there is anyone like Satan. And I don't know if Satan will be saved from hell or if it is his wish to remain there, but there isn't a single human that would remain in hell given the choice. And I do believe they would be given the choice.

>>23029928
What is God's will and how do you know it's been fulfilled? And if it's already been done what would be the purpose in doing it again?

>>23029729
What would this accomplish?

>>23029735
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>>23027840
I think that paradox has an answer. God can do anything that can be done, but creating a rock so heavy that he can't lift isn't something that can be done so he can't do it but he can still do everything that he can do.

>>23027510
I believe Christian Universalism more accurately represents what Jesus stood for.

>>23027166
Can you though? Is there free will?

>>23026884
What does that mean?

>>23026847
Like who?
What could possibly justify an infinite punishment for finite transgression?
I know there is great evil in the world, but I still think that everyone deserves redemption.

I'm not sure I think free will is possible either.

>>21376355
>what can be done to stop this
English doesn't have a central final authority to appeal to. As a result, any group or organization can declare their expertise and lay out their authoritative vision of lunacy.
Solutions?
1. Ditch English for French.
2. Global thermonuclear war.
3. Existential counter-kink scenario. An alien invasion of a sexy all female anthropomorphic ratfolk femdom interstellar empire. That's probably the most likely to succeed option.

How to check if your story has plotholes or not

Logically consistent

Or just being sensible enough

Maybe if it is 6 digit

>>21038447
>he hasn't read a single line of CS Lewis' philosophical books

>they keep falling for the jewish meme that intelligence is quantifiable

Whats some plot that doesnt make sense or just wrong?
How do you plot "good"?

>>21017408
Maybe yer too retarded to even bother. Go cry to the mod lol

How to plot conflicts and resolutions...dynamics of the situation?

Like how characters will come into conflcits and the stakes will add which will create drama by the peak of the situation
What are these called and how do you model them to sort make sure things are logical like "since a is not thus b couldnt" like how do you do this

I'm making a language (several actually) for my novel, and I want to see if you erudite types have any input on the noun classes I have for one of them.

gh- = fire, besouled race, weapons, the ruling class
ku- = building, built thing, idea
pim- = substances that are liquid at room temperature, natural disasters, felines
n- = blood, liquids squeezed from a solid, essences, emotional states, tactile feelings
guru- = trees, rivers, plants, body parts, smells
dwu- = landscapes, biomes, paintings, ziggurats, metals, writing
su- = animals, automata, friend group/art collective/research group/religion, pantheon, memeplex
bit- = flat things
bur- = round things

I was listening to the theme and was inspired to rewrite the end. It’s not perfect but I think it’s much better than D&Ds. Give me your honest feedback.

And yes I messed up naming calling Arya Sanza by mistake.

https://twitter.com/williammegenney/status/1555284268296704000?s=21&t=qJH42Ny03BjeQzKmdD_5sg

>>20756282

People become vegan for many different reasons in the ongoing Worldwide Vegan Movement. While some grow up vegan and simply take it for granted and others become vegan for health reasons, yet apparently more resolved to stay with veganism and promote it are those who become vegan for principles such as for religious, idealistic, and compassionate reasons. And in this principled group there are many more who become vegan for environmental reasons such as eco-sustainability, who tend to be pushing the movement. These latter types are of course still responding to the Voice of Jehovih within their souls, though indeed they seem to reject His name. In any case they desire to keep the vegan movement non-religious because they feel a vegan diet is not a religious issue but a vital imperative if mankind is to survive.
According to Oahspe there are two types of people through whom progress comes, one is the Faithist -- these CALL man up to a more exalted station, and the other is the Non-believer -- these PUSH man up to the more exalted station. We can also recall from Oahspe that God's armies need not be pious much above the general station of the prevailing social order. Some examples are the miracle workers around the beginning of kosmon, and the money-getters prior to them, who ignored religious and cultural barriers in their quest for trade (see, e.g., Book of Judgment, chapter 32/36). Since religion was irrelevant to the money-getters --- a person could be of any religion and partake --- so the same appears to be the case today in God's Vegan Army.