Gnosticism is basically Christianity for hyper-individualistic edgelords who don't want to go to church

I don't think Styx is very knowledgeable about Christianity at all. He has a very basic bitch condescending understanding of it.

He's at least better than the atheist like AIU that just sit there and ask condescending questions

And then say they don't want to talk about whatever your counter point is

styx has a knowledge of ancient stuff / occult stuff and anything esoteric, I don't think he's ever studied christianity or any religion extensively, he seems like he's more into the weird/spooky stuff

I’ve seen some of his stuff on it, he definitely has

yea

He just doesn’t go hard on it because he likes religious people

he has read the bible multiple times apparently

Yeah. I’m not a big Styx guy but he definitely knows his stuff about Christianity

but he never read the summa

well then he doesnt know shit

Let's talk books

People are reading city of God

People are reading The Confessions

People are reading Guns Germs and Steel

People are reading The Diary of Anne Frank

People are reading Gregory Malchuk's manifesto

People are reading Kanye's Twitter

People are reading Dialectic of Enlightenment

wtf

what is that shit list with cuckold shit

It's a meme

I like how it goes from trump to siege

grrrrrrrrr

Fellas I'm having trouble deciding what I want to read next. Been thinking about starting on Nick's list or one of these two.

Fwiw I've already read everything on the top row but the Bible and Leviathan of the second list

has anyone read Fear and Trembling?

what are some good books about jews that were written by catholics?

The Book of Acts and Romans

@Sleightology

anybody read

"Who Are We"

by Huntington?

@Polybius ayy, I started on that same list (the second one) and gradually built my own list, I'm basically doing the start with the greeks meme now. A lot of the books in the political section are books I'm just going to read a summary of, like the Calvin one and some of the gay enlightenment shit

@Callaghan I read The Sickness Unto Death and decided I want to read earlier philosophy first before I delve into Kierkegaard fully (apparently a lot of what he writes is indirectly responding to Hegel)

@Sleightology look up E Michael Jones

@Solipsistic Vinarchy no but I’ve read other stuff by him

Not the most exciting but definitely good read