[reasonisfaith]

Maybe I’m wrong about it.

But if it’s not part of Cultural Marxism, then why have all the Cultural Marxists always pushed this book so hard?

[reasonisfaith]

A young man’s search for identity and purpose leads to mistakes.

These mistakes are, from a Christian perspective, classic sin.

The young man, Holden, never turns to God for answers.

Instead, the theme of the book is consistent with what the satanists try to teach us.

[Antoninus]

But if it’s not part of Cultural Marxism, then why have all the Cultural Marxists always pushed this book so hard?

It's meant to examplify how pathetic and dysfunctional American society was/is. Also, to demoralize the youth among those the reds viewed as their enemies.

[Borges]

These days the CMs would regard CITR as “too white”. But again Salinger would come to write about seeking spiritual sustenance Read “Franny and Zooey”.