Nietzsche was not an atheist. He called himself an "Honest Pagan". He wrote a letter to his sister "Put me down not as a Christian but as an Honest Pagan." Nietzsche inverted all concepts, philosophies, and religious concepts to hold up the other end of the Rorschach test. He created a mirror image of our reality (Our lies) we created to his reality (His lies) he created. Anyone quoting Nietzsche does not seem to understand that the quote says more about themselves than it says about Nietzsche.
The most important concept I ever learned when studying Nietzsche is this. You see, when Socrates, Aristotle, Kant, and most religions built a two-dimensional philosophy, Nietzsche on the other hand created a three-dimensional philosophy or religion. Aristotle and the rest formed a list of ideas that could easily be put into a chart or a list of principles. When reading Nietzsche on the other hand, you have to imagine a pool of stars on the ground. From this pool of stars rises and forms a humanoid. This humanoid of stars continues to develop until it can run a few steps and then shatters into the puddle of stars again. This happens over and over again for an eternity. You see Nietzsche creates these stars by creating inverted and alternate concepts than the ones we believe in. He reaffirms healthy ideas and then creates their opposites. These form the Rorschach test you personally peer into eventually. It's also the point of the tightrope walker in Thus Spoke Zarathustra.
Great Video. There are so many people on the net (Ueberboyo 🧐) that sell Nietzsche uncritically as an always right prophet, something not even he wanted. I am not sure if those people even read him.
Nietzche is all about your freedom to be a rebel and give into your most inner cave man instincts,to basically be an anarchist and disregard centuries of wisdom.
This video is really revealing on how the author doesn't really know what they are talking about. Just google "Bach" and "SDG" to realise how flawed the whole premise of this essay is.
Hi, I googled it. I don’t get it. maybe I don't find what you meant. this is what I find in an article: No less formidable an enemy of all things Christian than Friedrich Nietzsche wrote to his friend Erwin Rohde in 1870, “This week I heard the St. Matthew Passion three times and each time I had the same feeling of immeasurable admiration. One who has completely forgotten Christianity truly hears it here as Gospel.” are you reffering to this?
Nietzsche was not an atheist. He called himself an "Honest Pagan". He wrote a letter to his sister "Put me down not as a Christian but as an Honest Pagan." Nietzsche inverted all concepts, philosophies, and religious concepts to hold up the other end of the Rorschach test. He created a mirror image of our reality (Our lies) we created to his reality (His lies) he created. Anyone quoting Nietzsche does not seem to understand that the quote says more about themselves than it says about Nietzsche.
The most important concept I ever learned when studying Nietzsche is this. You see, when Socrates, Aristotle, Kant, and most religions built a two-dimensional philosophy, Nietzsche on the other hand created a three-dimensional philosophy or religion. Aristotle and the rest formed a list of ideas that could easily be put into a chart or a list of principles. When reading Nietzsche on the other hand, you have to imagine a pool of stars on the ground. From this pool of stars rises and forms a humanoid. This humanoid of stars continues to develop until it can run a few steps and then shatters into the puddle of stars again. This happens over and over again for an eternity. You see Nietzsche creates these stars by creating inverted and alternate concepts than the ones we believe in. He reaffirms healthy ideas and then creates their opposites. These form the Rorschach test you personally peer into eventually. It's also the point of the tightrope walker in Thus Spoke Zarathustra.
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Great Video. There are so many people on the net (Ueberboyo 🧐) that sell Nietzsche uncritically as an always right prophet, something not even he wanted. I am not sure if those people even read him.
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Nietzche is all about your freedom to be a rebel and give into your most inner cave man instincts,to basically be an anarchist and disregard centuries of wisdom.
GOD IS EVERYTHING ❤
Nietzsche was right!!!
God is everywhere not an old man with a beard.
This video is really revealing on how the author doesn't really know what they are talking about. Just google "Bach" and "SDG" to realise how flawed the whole premise of this essay is.
Hi, I googled it. I don’t get it. maybe I don't find what you meant. this is what I find in an article:
No less formidable an enemy of all things Christian than Friedrich Nietzsche wrote to his friend Erwin Rohde in 1870, “This week I heard the St. Matthew Passion three times and each time I had the same feeling of immeasurable admiration. One who has completely forgotten Christianity truly hears it here as Gospel.”
are you reffering to this?
I love this video
Tnx