moseslmpg
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Hmm, it's not exactly nihilistic actually. It's cosmicism, where humanity is simply just another insignificant race randomly placed somewhere in the vast cosmos. But yeah, he is great.Lovecraft is great.
His is a nihilistic universe where morality is noexistant and gods are chaotic beasts that don't care about us.
I'm not sure if I posted in this thread yet, but Michael Szul has an interesting opinion on the reality of the Necronomicon...And, I can't find it anymore. I think he might have taken it down. But anyway, it was basically explaining the similarities between Lovecraft's mythos with the post-Crowleyan explication of the Qlippoth as presented in Nightside of Eden. It also touched on other things, but I can't remember them...