As an admirer of ancient Greek culture, Nietzsche had extremely pessimistic ideas about the current history of mankind. After proposing a prophecy of Superman, he announced the death of God. In the book "The Death of God", he violently attacked the traditional moral concepts of Christianity and analyzed the historical origins of Christianity. Nietzsche believed that there was no Christianity at all and that Christianity was composed of forgeries and lies. This unprecedented statement shocked the entire world. This is a philosophical classic that you won't be able to put down, from which you can appreciate the advanced and exquisite and profound thoughts of great thinkers.
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I saw a video about him on Douyin, and thought he was sharp, mean, and violent... After reading his book, I don't agree with Camus's interpretation of him, because he still thought he was violent.
After reading it, I felt that he was very arrogant, but very pure and kind. Although he criticized mercy, I feel that there is nothing wrong with the point he criticized, but he used absolute words.
And I don't think there's a problem with the part where he criticizes Christianity, but he thinks Buddha is good, and I think... I personally don't like Buddhist things, and I feel like he doesn't understand Buddhism [laughs awkwardly]
From his writing, I feel that apart from being arrogant, he is quite peaceful.
There are some word problems, not that the meaning is misinterpreted, but that the word expression is not too accurate.
[Thinking] [Thinking] I feel that I can feel the emotions of some authors, but in most of their words I task them to immerse themselves in their own art [face covering] [face covering]
Personally, I feel that Nietzsche is averse to religion, but he agrees with religious philosophy. I wonder if there are any books related to Nietzsche's views on religious philosophy.
When you stare into the abyss, the abyss stares into you
I saw a video about him on Douyin, and thought he was sharp, mean, and violent... After reading his book, I don't agree with Camus's interpretation of him, because he still thought he was violent. After reading it, I felt that he was very arrogant, but very pure and kind. Although he criticized mercy, I feel that there is nothing wrong with the point he criticized, but he used absolute words. And I don't think there's a problem with the part where he criticizes Christianity, but he thinks Buddha is good, and I think... I personally don't like Buddhist things, and I feel like he doesn't understand Buddhism [laughs awkwardly] From his writing, I feel that apart from being arrogant, he is quite peaceful.
There are some word problems, not that the meaning is misinterpreted, but that the word expression is not too accurate. [Thinking] [Thinking] I feel that I can feel the emotions of some authors, but in most of their words I task them to immerse themselves in their own art [face covering] [face covering]
Personally, I feel that Nietzsche is averse to religion, but he agrees with religious philosophy. I wonder if there are any books related to Nietzsche's views on religious philosophy.
When you stare into the abyss, the abyss stares into you
God is dead, God is dead
Similar to my point of view
Okay, there are some new ideas.