>mfw excited to be starting at a world-renowned university in a Theology program
what books should I read, Yea Forums? I'd especially love to hear about works of contemporary fiction that meditate on themes of Christianity (esp. Catholicism)
>mfw excited to be starting at a world-renowned university in a Theology program
what books should I read, Yea Forums? I'd especially love to hear about works of contemporary fiction that meditate on themes of Christianity (esp. Catholicism)
>I'd especially love to hear about works of contemporary fiction that meditate on themes of Christianity (esp. Catholicism)
The prologue to The Elementary Particles (aka Atomised) mentions that Christianity was a metaphysical revolution that remains unsurpassed and that the next revolution is...
>wasting your life philosophizing about something that is not even real
you sound pretty based
yea man. Aristotle. what an idiot.
go on...
no u
bump
The OP is deeply ironic on multiple levels: using a nihilistic image on a nihilistic forum to celebrate the material/personal gratification of studying god-stuff at a prestigious university, when the subject of study is ostensibly supposed to transcend and negate all such considerations.
The fist-pumping of the animated .gif puts the central lie. May you live long enough to have a useful trauma which causes you to lose faith (if you even had any to begin with) and thereby to actually be in the truth, OP. No, you, and no, no other Christian gets to excuse themselves about man's fallability/hubris. Least of all in this especially hypocritical scene.
Aristotle believed the unmoved mover to be a contradiction in terms.
yikes