/christian/ - Christian Discussion and Fellowship

/pdf/ is good for books.

/pol/ is sometimes fine for a good laugh.

Other boards are infested with porn/nudity.

But tbh I like /christian/ the most anyway.

>>726827

Yeah, I like it here! :) I'm trying to get off pirating, so /pdf/ would probably a no-go for me. Was wondering if there were other sites apart from 8ch maybe?

>>726855

I avoid /monster/ because everything is lewd and tfw no tradcath lamia gf to go to church with

>>726809

/pol/ would be good if it wasn't for the kike mods. If you promote Christianity or criticize Nazi war crimes your thread gets anchored. The moderation on /pol/ is dead-set to cultivate an image of a tinfoilhat Nazi who glorifies war crimes - i.e. the greatest turn-off to the general population there is.

I guess if you can't beat your opponent, make him absurd. The kikes have clearly done their homework on this.

>>726855

>waifus and anime pornography

I have spent 10 years on 4chan, and I have no friends, but I have never been a waifufag. I just don't understand it, it is gross. Go out, do some sports, get a hobby, get your life in order so you can find an actual wife.

>>726859

Why does she stare in Latin if no part of the Bible is written in Latin?

>>726833

>trying to get off pirating

Why?

It's perfectly fine to download classical literature, it's part of the world heritage.

You're not stealing from anyone.

/monster/ would be a terrible option

>>726855

nice bait.

>>726833

There's nothing wrong with getting a book that was written 70+ years ago. Even according to European laws it becomes public domain by then,

Moreover it is a part of the heritage. And some books are too difficult to be purchased/you cannot purchase them because they're out of print/you cannot purchase them because they are politically incorrect.

I mean it is quite different from downloading music and movies en masse.

>>726875

>>726886

Well if it's really out of copyright then I'll be able to find it on project Gutenberg I believe, right?

Also in terms of piracy I'm probably one the biggest pirates on this board. I'm part of every single top tier tracker, including bibliotik which is amazing for ebooks. I'm trying to put that behind myself though.

>>726907

Almost everyone on 4/pol/ (uncensored) is pro-Christian, whereas almost everyone on 8/pol/ (heavily censored) is anti-Christian. It simply doesn't check out.

8ch/pol/ has changed since the Trump election; there's been a lot of news about the influence of chans, and the moderation has evidentially changed frequently. I suspect some Jewish organization has either through threat or bribery taken control of 8/pol/, and if you consider all the pedo shit that used to be posted on here there's plenty to threaten the site owners with.

>>726913

Actually I just saw a thread on /pol/ (on the main 8ch page, by random) asking why they hate Christianity and most of the comments were actually pro Christianity! That was refreshing to see :)

>>726913

I think a lot of this is just anons over there taking the blackpill because Trump has failed to deliver on so many things. Plus, now that the House is lost and the Senate will likely be stolen, they are getting more blackpilled.

>>726935

How active are these boards?

>>726895

Depends. There's not every single book on Gutenberg. The only place I found some books: archive.

I mean ….obviously I read books of authors that are no longer in this world,so they're all out of copyright. Yet their books are sometimes rare to find, even on Gutenberg.

I get the notion you're overthinking it. Of course I like to buy books and have them on the shelf. But that's not always possible.

>>726913

>>726921

4/pol/ - too many shills, slide threads (blocks your path), there are sometimes good memes to laugh at

8/pol/ - better discussion, lot of shills though. There are anti christian infiltrators(I wonder who could be behind that), larping pagans, actual pagans, even satanists, and then there are christians.

Half a year ago 8pol was unbearable because mods deleted anything pro-christian. Now it has got somewhat better, obviously there's lot of shilling since all sorts of people post there and the site is flooded by news threads.

>>726946

>/pol/ is a heterogeneous

>that change their stance on things every 6 months.

What are you talking about? There is no stance at all because /pol/ cannot agree upon anything so it obviously cannot change, it cannot be pro-christian. There are people who are pro-christain and who are anti-christian and that's about it.

Just because a christian goes there that does not make him "reformer" or someone who sucks up to all those people.

I always wonder why some anons try to push this nonsense:

>Pol has some ideals that every /pol/ack believes in

>Going there makes you X (whatever that person currently thinks /pol/ stands for)

/Pol/ stands for nothing. It is just a board. All sorts of people post/lurk there.

/tech/

>>726971

No, I'm not overthinking it. Believe me I have more access to content of any material than probably 99% of this board. I've been in the scene for a long time. I also know how hard it is to quit. There are also loads of resources via the Library, they even let you take out eBooks. I'm actually lucky enough to have access to a Catholic University Library with loads of resources and so on. Heaven and Earth would rather pass away than for a person to commit even one venial sin, and believe me I'm not scrupulous at all. But I have noticed striving for eliminating (note: striving, and when possible) helps me to put my mind in a state where avoiding mortal sin is easier too.

>>728705

Yeah I've been visiting there a bit and it's not all that bad!

Leave.

>>726809

you can view nsfw boards by spoilering images in options

there is also /christ/ which is less strict than /christian/

>>728750

Eh.. if they post NSFW content, it's probably not a place I want to be anyways. /christ/ seems awful to me, and this board isn't that active to begin with. Don't need to go to a dead gnostic board. Browsing r/Christianity, dare I say, seems more tolerable.