what's good reading?
rules:
>no commies
>no memeflags
>no ideologies that go along with said memeflag, looking at you ancap & gadsden
basically recommend anything as long as it's not from or about a brainlet philosophy
recommended so far
>bible
>George r.r. martin
looking for something a bit more political given the board
previous thread
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Go look up the books from a curriculum on the Classics from a major university, sans the Marxist commentary which they'll probably try to shoehorn along with it. Thucydides, but not Ngubu Kwogame's Musings on Race in Thucydides' Athens
beauty fren
thanks, i'll try to read like im studying at cambridge-gahoi!
Jow Forums really is a shithole, threads about trannies get 300 and threads about reading not even 10...
replies I mean
dragonlance and forgotten realms books.
Yikes!
know what you mean, generals are a dying breed it seems, don't feel like posting on infinity though
thanks, this type of thing is perfect
"Yikes" Have you read it?
Journey to the End of the Night
Steppenwolf
Faust
no i just am wary of free masonry to be honest.
Why is that?
look up yale, cornell's, harvard's, or any ivy league school's syllabus for any english course pre 1915. read those and you'll be fine.
my grandfathers were in it, i have the masonic bible, but my issue is I'm a reformed "christian" after coming out of the occult. Hence my somewhat factious "yikes"
May I ask what caused you to reform
"Prince" N. Macchiavelli
"Republic" Plato
"The Doctrine of Fascism" B. Mussolini
"The Reform of Education" G. Gentili
what Calvin calls irresistible grace, after hearing someone quoting the bible in the context of the power of the blood of Christ and the end times. I didn't didn't believe anything in the bible or even really believe in God before that.
And did that cause you to suddenly
Believe in a god then?