In Homer's verse, a cure I found, From nihilism's grip, my spirit unbound. To resemble Achilles, in valor stand tall, With the wisdom of Odysseus, never to fall. Nestor's words, like honey, sweetly flow, Guiding my path wherever I go. Diomedes' courage, fierce and bold, Facing life's trials, a story untold. And Hector's love, pure and true, For wife, child, and country, his virtue imbue. In Homer's values, a hero's creed, A beacon of light. The lecturer is right. Hit the gym it’s the cure to nihilism.
I have never heard the term"Biological Heroism." But if all that is left is the "will to power," then biological life is all that remains as a value. Is that enough?
Honestly Homers values of heroism did cure me of my nihilism. They showed me that it's beneficial to strive to look like Achilles, think like Odysseus, speak like Nestor, bravely face life like Diomedes, and prioritize family and country like Hector.
“ He who believes in the Son has everlasting life and HE WHO DOES NOT BELIEVE THE SON SHALL NOT SEE LIFE BUT THE WRATH OF GOD ABIDES ON him.“ John 3:36✝️ Those that are dead are gone with their Nonsense Let’s give the living a fighting chance
@@ngayihiabbealaindidier471 this is true It is a great masked evil It appears as sense but is really nonsense It appeals to the pride in man and traps them like a spiders web A very dangerous evil which I hate Holy Scriptures covers it- PRIDE OF LIFE we need only read Holy Scriptures and the Holy Spirit will give us discernment to see these webs in the lives of others
“All ranks, from the nobleman to the day-labourer; all trades, from the opulent banker to the shoe-maker and porter; all professions, from the stoled dignitary and the learned professor to the cowled mendicant; all grades of literary men, from the philosopher, the mathematician, and the historian, to the schoolmaster and the reporter the provincial newspaper, are enrolled in the Society. Marshalled, and in continual attendance, before their Chief, stand this host, so large in numbers, and so various in gifts. At his word they go, and at his word they come, speeding over seas and mountains, across frozen steppes, or burning plains, on his errand. Pestilence, or battle, or death may lie on his path, the Jesuit’s obedience is not less prompt. Selecting one, the General sends him to the royal cabinet. Making choice of another, he opens to him the door of Parliament. A third he enrols in a political club; a fourth he places in the Pulpit of a church, whose creed he professes that he may betray it; a fifth he commands to mingle in the saloons of the Literati; a sixth he sends to act his part in the Evangelical Conference; a seventh he seats beside the domestic hearth; and an eighth he sends afar off to barbarous tribes, where, speaking a strange tongue, and wearing a rough garment, he executes, amidst hardships and perils, the will of his Superior. There is no disguise which the Jesuit will not wear, no art he will not employ, no motive he will not feign, no creed he will not profess, provided only he can acquit himself as a true soldier in the Jesuit Army, and accomplish the work on which he has been sent forth. “We have men,” exclaimed a General exultingly, as he glanced over the long roll of philosophers, orators, statesmen, and scholars who stood before him, ready to serve him in the State or in the Church, in the camp or in the school, at home or abroad- “We have men for martyrdom if they be required.” J.A Wylie on the Black Pope exercising all the power of the first beast, the Antichrist Pope of Rome (Source: History of Protestantism V2) Revelation 13:12 And he exerciseth all the power of the first beast before him, and causeth the earth and them which dwell therein, to worship the first beast,
1. Nietzsche never said anything about “biological heroism.” This is a complete fabrication at worst or some sort of horrible misreading at best. A scary phrase for religious people, so it serves to mesmerize. 2. God did not die of pity, he died after we stopped believing in him. Nietzsche was very harsh on pity, describing it as “what makes suffering contagious” and that it is rooted in resentment on the part of the “unfortunate man,” but the claim that God died of pity is just wrong. Nietzsche said no such thing. 3. Nietzsche never spoke of authenticity as such, apart from his seeming-advocation of being truthful to what you actually think. Of not lying to yourself. 4. This is probably the worst part of the video. For Nietzsche, nihilism is not the loss of objective truth or eternal morality, nihilism is ascribing the significance of life as it is lived in the world to some other reality we have no way of knowing exists (heaven in Christianity’s case). Nietzsche would accuse you of an utter misreading of his work if you called him a nihilist. Complete misrepresentation of Nietzsche’s thought.
I agree with you on all your points but he(the lecturer)is not totally wrong because the body is one origin of high culture. Achilles was Nietzsches hero and praised Homer for it and denounced Plato for bring up a hero in Socrates that uses dialectic. Honestly this is the first lecturer I’ve heard stand on Homers values and I wish more of them did. In my anecdotal experience Homers heroic values of going to the gym, running, a clean diet, has cured me of my nihilism. A lot of professors that interpret Nietzsche skip over the biological interpretation because they themselves are out of shape and not aesthetically appealing. Nietzsche did call for a psychological trans valuation of all values. Besides I don’t think looking like Achilles will hurt anyone in life. It absolutely will improve your character.
the human condition in pursuit of world peace demands the necessity for Christian principles, forgiveness to opposition, mercy to opposition and freedom for all people from something they could not otherwise be free of. While we were at enmity with God Christ died for us in order to reconcile us to Him without the stain of sin on our account. The Lamb of God who takes away the sin. No human has ever nor could ever defeat sin therefore all humanity is under its power. In Christ the strongest of all died to lift up everyone in this condition and in so doing set a pattern we can learn to follow saving those even to the uttermost. We did Christ sit with the worst sinners? in them He receives the most glory
I saw the complete lecture. With all due respect Dr. Sprouls interpretations are wrong, half complete, wrong again, and in the case of the eternal recurrence he is completely incorrect! This lecture is absolute lunacy!
It's important to understand philosophy, because it is the way of the world. If you understand philosophy, you can see it's prevalence in society today, and how it's being used against us.
Then he cried and said “ Father Abraham have mercy on me and send Lazarus that he may dip the tip of his finger in water and cool my tongue for I am tormented in this flame. “ Luke 16 LET US TALK ABOUT REALITY NO TIME TO DISCUSS FANTASY
Have faith in Messiah Yahusha and keep the Commandments of our Heavenly Father. That’s how we know we are in Him. Matthew 5:17-19, Matthew 7:21-27, John 13:15-17, 1John 2:3-7.
Ugh, read one jews answer stating "the doubters and pagans." Okay. But within his answer is Joshua. Arm. But then certain words like "arm" are dropped from answer to sufficiently give the answer credential as correct when in fact Yeshua is Jeshua the High Priest not Jesus. Nehemiah Ezra & Zechariah all teach this name refers to the High Priest Joshua. It is expounded further in the book of Hebrews. And, to put it too rest the writer of Hebrews does just that in Hebrews 8, 1 KJV. Many versions delete particular words adverbs, prepositions etc. NIV is culprit known doing this. The word "such" is removed from many of not all versions except KJV. Another example: Galatians 3 22 kjv vs niv or others. Notice the word "of" which in this case means belonging is removed. Yah represents the horn of my salvation. Yah is represents the horn. Luke 1, 69 cross reference in Isaiah I think maybe Psalm. And Greek Newsletter Testament It collects 27 books, all originally written in Greek.
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I'd like to hear more of Dr.Sprouls teachings on philosophy.
You can find more of Dr. Sproul's teachings on philosophy at Ligonier.org/learn/topics/philosophy
He's got a whole series on it 20 takes or so. Consequences of Ideas
A "Great" book to read...
A "Must" Read... 🖒 ...
Nietzsche out here really having the ideology of a cartoon supervillain. ew
I appreciate these uploads of RC Sproul being made on YHVH’s Sabbath. Remember the Sabbath and keep it holy (set apart to YHVH).
It's Saturday where I am
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@@coodies2036 Saturday is the Sabbath.
@@bphilpot470 lol. The Lord's day is on Sunday where I attend church, so..
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In Homer's verse, a cure I found,
From nihilism's grip, my spirit unbound.
To resemble Achilles, in valor stand tall,
With the wisdom of Odysseus, never to fall.
Nestor's words, like honey, sweetly flow,
Guiding my path wherever I go.
Diomedes' courage, fierce and bold,
Facing life's trials, a story untold.
And Hector's love, pure and true,
For wife, child, and country, his virtue imbue.
In Homer's values, a hero's creed,
A beacon of light.
The lecturer is right. Hit the gym it’s the cure to nihilism.
One guy says God is dead and all hell breaks loose.
Wow 👍🏻 thank you
Algún hispanohablante que pueda colocarle subtítulos a esta pieza, se lo agradecería mucho
Va en un ordenador para haber los subtitulos en espanol, pone los subtitulos en inglés y pués haga click en traducir. Dios te bendiga hermano
It would have been a great pleasure to meet this man while he was still alive
I have never heard the term"Biological Heroism." But if all that is left is the "will to power," then biological life is all that remains as a value. Is that enough?
Honestly Homers values of heroism did cure me of my nihilism. They showed me that it's beneficial to strive to look like Achilles, think like Odysseus, speak like Nestor, bravely face life like Diomedes, and prioritize family and country like Hector.
And in the end, he went into the abyss of his own mind and went mad.
“ He who believes in the Son has everlasting life and HE WHO DOES NOT BELIEVE THE SON SHALL NOT SEE LIFE BUT THE WRATH OF GOD ABIDES ON him.“
John 3:36✝️
Those that are dead are gone with their
Nonsense
Let’s give the living a fighting chance
In most of the case their ideas remain and corrupt the human thinking. That's why it is always important to address those ideas...
@@ngayihiabbealaindidier471 this is true
It is a great masked evil
It appears as sense but is really nonsense
It appeals to the pride in man and traps them like a spiders web
A very dangerous evil which I hate
Holy Scriptures covers it- PRIDE OF LIFE
we need only read Holy Scriptures and the Holy Spirit will give us discernment to see these webs in the lives of others
@@jessyjonas4988 ("Carnal Minded Opinions") against ("Holy Spirit")
FACTS ☛ From our
Creator...
@@hr2r805 Amen?
“All ranks, from the nobleman to the day-labourer; all trades, from the opulent banker to the shoe-maker and porter; all professions, from the stoled dignitary and the learned professor to the cowled mendicant; all grades of literary men, from the philosopher, the mathematician, and the historian, to the schoolmaster and the reporter the provincial newspaper, are enrolled in the Society. Marshalled, and in continual attendance, before their Chief, stand this host, so large in numbers, and so various in gifts. At his word they go, and at his word they come, speeding over seas and mountains, across frozen steppes, or burning plains, on his errand. Pestilence, or battle, or death may lie on his path, the Jesuit’s obedience is not less prompt. Selecting one, the General sends him to the royal cabinet. Making choice of another, he opens to him the door of Parliament. A third he enrols in a political club; a fourth he places in the Pulpit of a church, whose creed he professes that he may betray it; a fifth he commands to mingle in the saloons of the Literati; a sixth he sends to act his part in the Evangelical Conference; a seventh he seats beside the domestic hearth; and an eighth he sends afar off to barbarous tribes, where, speaking a strange tongue, and wearing a rough garment, he executes, amidst hardships and perils, the will of his Superior. There is no disguise which the Jesuit will not wear, no art he will not employ, no motive he will not feign, no creed he will not profess, provided only he can acquit himself as a true soldier in the Jesuit Army, and accomplish the work on which he has been sent forth. “We have men,” exclaimed a General exultingly, as he glanced over the long roll of philosophers, orators, statesmen, and scholars who stood before him, ready to serve him in the State or in the Church, in the camp or in the school, at home or abroad- “We have men for martyrdom if they be required.”
J.A Wylie on the Black Pope exercising all the power of the first beast, the Antichrist Pope of Rome
(Source: History of Protestantism V2)
Revelation 13:12 And he exerciseth all the power of the first beast before him, and causeth the earth and them which dwell therein, to worship the first beast,
1. Nietzsche never said anything about “biological heroism.” This is a complete fabrication at worst or some sort of horrible misreading at best. A scary phrase for religious people, so it serves to mesmerize.
2. God did not die of pity, he died after we stopped believing in him. Nietzsche was very harsh on pity, describing it as “what makes suffering contagious” and that it is rooted in resentment on the part of the “unfortunate man,” but the claim that God died of pity is just wrong. Nietzsche said no such thing.
3. Nietzsche never spoke of authenticity as such, apart from his seeming-advocation of being truthful to what you actually think. Of not lying to yourself.
4. This is probably the worst part of the video. For Nietzsche, nihilism is not the loss of objective truth or eternal morality, nihilism is ascribing the significance of life as it is lived in the world to some other reality we have no way of knowing exists (heaven in Christianity’s case). Nietzsche would accuse you of an utter misreading of his work if you called him a nihilist.
Complete misrepresentation of Nietzsche’s thought.
WRONG... !!! ...
This is my interpretation of Nietzsche as well. Thanks for fact checking!
I agree with you on all your points but he(the lecturer)is not totally wrong because the body is one origin of high culture. Achilles was Nietzsches hero and praised Homer for it and denounced Plato for bring up a hero in Socrates that uses dialectic. Honestly this is the first lecturer I’ve heard stand on Homers values and I wish more of them did. In my anecdotal experience Homers heroic values of going to the gym, running, a clean diet, has cured me of my nihilism. A lot of professors that interpret Nietzsche skip over the biological interpretation because they themselves are out of shape and not aesthetically appealing. Nietzsche did call for a psychological trans valuation of all values. Besides I don’t think looking like Achilles will hurt anyone in life. It absolutely will improve your character.
Grace
Tapes ... History if philosophy
the human condition in pursuit of world peace demands the necessity for Christian principles, forgiveness to opposition, mercy to opposition and freedom for all people from something they could not otherwise be free of. While we were at enmity with God Christ died for us in order to reconcile us to Him without the stain of sin on our account. The Lamb of God who takes away the sin. No human has ever nor could ever defeat sin therefore all humanity is under its power. In Christ the strongest of all died to lift up everyone in this condition and in so doing set a pattern we can learn to follow saving those even to the uttermost. We did Christ sit with the worst sinners? in them He receives the most glory
It's Called Naaaylism sir!
I saw the complete lecture. With all due respect Dr. Sprouls interpretations are wrong, half complete, wrong again, and in the case of the eternal recurrence he is completely incorrect! This lecture is absolute lunacy!
Could you please provide some sources to help me verify/crosscheck Dr Sproul's interpretation and your claims?
“ The fool says in his heart there is no God. They are corrupt they have done abominable works” Psalm 14✝️
More mumbo jumbo
It's important to understand philosophy, because it is the way of the world.
If you understand philosophy, you can see it's prevalence in society today, and how it's being used against us.
@@hammerhead1282 agreed
I hate it
I hate anything that is against the word of the Almighty
Different gifts and calling
Then he cried and said “ Father Abraham have mercy on me and send Lazarus that he may dip the tip of his finger in water and cool my tongue for I am tormented in this flame. “ Luke 16
LET US TALK ABOUT REALITY
NO TIME TO DISCUSS FANTASY
Have faith in Messiah Yahusha and keep the Commandments of our Heavenly Father. That’s how we know we are in Him. Matthew 5:17-19, Matthew 7:21-27, John 13:15-17, 1John 2:3-7.
Shabbat Shalom
Ugh, read one jews answer stating "the doubters and pagans." Okay. But within his answer is Joshua. Arm. But then certain words like "arm" are dropped from answer to sufficiently give the answer credential as correct when in fact Yeshua is Jeshua the High Priest not Jesus. Nehemiah Ezra & Zechariah all teach this name refers to the High Priest Joshua. It is expounded further in the book of Hebrews. And, to put it too rest the writer of Hebrews does just that in Hebrews 8, 1 KJV. Many versions delete particular words adverbs, prepositions
etc. NIV is culprit known doing this. The word "such" is removed from many of not all versions except KJV.
Another example: Galatians 3 22 kjv vs niv or others. Notice the word "of" which in this case means belonging is removed. Yah represents the horn of my salvation. Yah is represents the horn. Luke 1, 69 cross reference in Isaiah I think maybe Psalm. And Greek
Newsletter Testament
It collects 27 books, all originally written in Greek.
What is a "Messiah Yahusha"?
We are living in the New
Covenant Age since the
30 AD Ascension of
Jesus...