>>24465596>The divine comedy doesn’t rely on jesus at all it’s a fanfic that was seriously denounced by the churchWhich has nothing to do with the fact that the Christian moral orientation is found all through Dante, and that his greatest poetry is nothing other than a powerful expression and embodiment of the feelings that find their origin in this orientation. In what world is the guilt which Dante feels not Christian in origin? You're either a teenager or seriously mentally retarded if you think the million different qualities of a lived religion can be simplified to 'did the church approve of this?' or 'does he mention Jesus nonstop?'. There is an emotional and qualitative experience of life that is Christian.
>Bach is a genius, not divinely inspired by your jewish mummyIt doesn't matter whether he was or wasn't inspired by a god for his art to be completely Christian in spirit. When a bar of his music underlines the Passion of Jesus, it is to invoke pity in us, and a sense of redemptive guilt.
>>24465760Dante's Paradiso is not in the slightest degree classical in spirit, you're just a moron. I don't even care if you're a pagan and want to read pagan themes into Dante, but to pretend that Christianity and a Christian outlook doesn't dominate every single line of poetry he ever wrote is just nonsensical.
>>24465836To say that his klavier pieces are superior to his Passions is a totally unfounded statement, but to say that his concerti are superior to his Passions is grossly stupid and uneducated. But that aside, there is, in Bach's own opinion, a Christian spirit which pervades all of his works, and often compositions without text will nonetheless reference melodic and harmonic gestures which have specific theological connotations for Bach.
If you retards actually read your hero Nietzsche you would know that he recognised Christian art as Christian in spirit, an to a degree was scornful of it, but it never stopped him from recognising and appreciating its genius. Any intelligent person is capable of appreciating something with associations that they do not personally endorse.