Yeah

I think sometimes pagan types/skeptics underestimate how culturally pervasive christianity is - you can just think about how ubiquitous names like Matthew are

I think people are well aware of it considering christianity is still predominant unless you count atheism as a religion and look at say Czechia

@Skellington what have you read on the topic?

read on what topic

esotericism?

nothing

I see

"why no i have not read about it and yes i still hate it. and?"

Started trying to read siege

its super lame

What did you expect from someone who is called Mason?

Its mostly just him bitching

omg hes a super gamma male

It's pretty informative but it depends on what your goal/interest is. It should certainly be taken with a grain of salt.

so far its just him bitching

about how no one listened to hi

m

Yeah he does a lot of that

But if people read SIEGE and took its meaning they wouldn't have been suckered into the more negative aspects of the Alt Right / charlottesville

i need a new book to read

what should i read

(if you say siege i will block you)

Fiction or non-fiction?

Siegeards don't realize that they are inherently repulsive to people and that even if they weren't that persuasion doesn't really work

People are conformists

Well also he lives on welfare

in public housing

They'll stick to their beliefs unless disillusioned

i dont really care

fiction or non fiction

ive been reading non fiction religion books lately

Darth Plagius?

already read it

though its been awhile

Ah I forgot

>What should we do about x?
-read siege
>how will that hel-
-*read siege*
>I don't unders-
-**READ SIEGE**

i bought neuro mancer 5 years ago and tried to read it in middle school but never finished

might try to finish it now

Hirohito and the Making of Modern Japan

is really good