Submitted by pizzapastamix t3_zz0gc7 in books
captainhowdy82 t1_j2a22ba wrote
Reply to comment by showmeurknuckleball in 4chan /lit/'s 2022 top 100 books of all time by pizzapastamix
I already told you I’ve read a lot of it. There’s a lot of useless garbage in there that isn’t even interesting from a mythology or philosophy standpoint. Hardly THE greatest book of all time.
TatterMcTot t1_j2advof wrote
I mean we heard you say that you read it, it's just your synopsis makes you sound like... A liar. I mean, the lineage stuff is even right near the beginning.
But I digress, The Bible is read, re-read and talked about a million times over daily. Why it may not be the greatest piece of literature, it's certainly one of the most influential, regardless of what captainhowdy thinks he read.
captainhowdy82 t1_j2ayaxh wrote
You know, I used to be one of those people who constantly read and discussed the Bible. I never said it wasn’t influential. Obviously millions of people have been brainwashed into believing God Himself inspired it. Doesn’t make it a good read.
matreshka-mozg t1_j2atskn wrote
> baseless accusations of lying
> ad populum
Average Bible enjoyer.
That-Requirement-285 t1_j2c5u3o wrote
Really? From both a mythological and philosophical standpoint, the Bible is extremely influential. Solomon, David, Moses, Judith, Esther, Jesus himself etc have all been portrayed and referenced countless times throughout art and literary history. The philosophy within the book sparked the most influential and largest religion of all time (currently).
I don’t believe in a lot of stuff within the Bible, but it definitely earned it’s place.
captainhowdy82 t1_j2c73ma wrote
You are all confusing “influential” with “good” or “great.” Yes, it was the ONLY book available to read for many people for a long, long time. Yes, millions of people have been brainwashed into believing it’s real. Is it actually a good book? Nope.
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