No sense in trying to rationalise it to yourself.

That's woman talk.

i have faith that if God intends for it to happen that it will

and if it doesn't I'll just die in war or become a monk

Be careful that that mindset doesn't lead to passiveness, or else it will indeed never happen.

i've already accepted that possibility

as the reality unless something changes

Slowly redpilling my brother a bit more than he already is

Want to get him reading more.

What classical literature would be ideal for a 15 year old?

Try not to suggest anything Christian, for I know the bullish approach won't work with him.

depends a lot on his tastes to be frank

He seems to be developing that adolescent, 4chan-esque appreciation for military history and the Nazis

hmmmmmmm

try to get him a book by Degrelle

The Eastern Front

for example

The burning souls would be better since it's great aphorisms, but I doubt it is edited in English

_In a laudatory review appearing in an official US Army Department magazine, US Army Brigadier General John C. Bahnsen wrote: "The pace of the writing is fast; the action is graphic, and a warrior can learn things from reading this book. I recommend its reading by students of the art of war. It is well worth the price." _ (about The Eastern Front)

Hi

Sup

Sip

Eh not much you?

My week has been busy af

Mine kinda

Full on rollercoaster haha

Oof

@Based Chav The Strange Death of Europe would be good for your little brother

I read it when I was 14 and the moral of the book was what lead me to Him. Though, I was already a rightist back then, so that probably effected things.

It isn't explicitly Christian. It talks about multiculturalism and progressivism destroying Europe, then touches on how secularism and irreligiousness allowed that to happen in two chapters.

So that could work for him.

also make him read SIEGE XD

Cheers boys.

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I got told that jesus was angry at me and thats why i am depressed. Despite being depressed my entire life

Depression, whilst a genuine medical condition, is often overdiagnosed and a result of our spiritual unfulfillment.

Though Christ may not actually be angry with you, a lack of connection with him can lead us to these feelings.

Nigga i had a very bad childhood i doubt its misdiagnosed

So you are implying that my childhood was fraught with trauma because i was not close to jesus? Wew

We live in Demonic Occupation

It would be more surprising if people aren't depressed these days