Thread 24601690

Give me some books where an atheist/agnostic character discovers religion, preferably where the author themselves has made the same journey.
The more poignant/convincing the conversion, the better. Any genre.

>>24601690 (OP)
>Give me some books where an atheist/agnostic character discovers religion, preferably where the author themselves has made the same journey.
>The more poignant/convincing the conversion, the better. Any genre.
Crime & Punishment, or its Urban Romance Equivalent.

Wise Blood, by O'Connor.

>>24602009
What? No. Haze doesnt find Christ.

>>24602011
Yes he does, that's why he blinded himself.

>>24601690 (OP)
Hate to encourage christfaggotry, but someone has to mention Huysmans's trilogy that begins with Là-bas.

Apuleius's Golden Ass, Euripides's Bacchae.

>Give me some books where an atheist/agnostic character discovers religion, preferably where the author themselves has made the same journey.
>The more poignant/convincing the conversion, the better. Any genre.

>>24602390
Literally none of those things in the image apply to the post. The two neurons in your brain fired when they heard "religion" and you decided to go find the heckin awesome basedjak you saw about this.
"People" like you deserve to be slopfed bugpaste like cattle.

>>24601690 (OP)
War And Peace
Main character goes from atheist to larping Christian to true believer in god.

>>24601690 (OP)
VALIS is relevant- Dick's fictionalized version of having a religious experience as a burnt-out cynic in California, and of the cynical Californians around him being confused and disturbed by his sudden seriousness.