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Author: kmurphy004kmurphy004 Date: Aug 22, 2008 16:26
Nietzsche believed in God. Sartre thinks that the only thing he needs is the
consensus against Nietzshe to be an atheist. Nietzsche is an enigma to me.
I don't know where I would be without him.
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What I want is to have fun while being committed to my method which is
sadism but it is proving to be more stressful than I had anticipated. Majic
is means to achieve compliance.
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Author: TimTim Date: Aug 22, 2008 16:47
> Nietzsche believed in God. Sartre thinks that the only thing he needs is
> the
> consensus against Nietzshe to be an atheist. Nietzsche is an enigma to
> me.
> I don't know where I would be without him.
>
> --
> What I want is to have fun while being committed to my method which is
> sadism but it is proving to be more stressful than I had anticipated.
> Majic
> is means to achieve compliance.
>
Nietzsche lost his faith when his father died. I believe Nietzsche was five
at the time. Calling him a believer is like calling Bush an intellectual.
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Author: ShrikebackShrikeback Date: Aug 22, 2008 19:47
On Aug 22, 4:47 pm, "Tim" q.con> wrote:>> Nietzsche believed in God. Sartre thinks that the only thing he needs is
>> the
>> consensus against Nietzshe to be an atheist. Nietzsche is an enigma to
>> me.
>> I don't know where I would be without him.
>
>> --
>> What I want is to have fun while being committed to my method which is
>> sadism but it is proving to be more stressful than I had anticipated.
>> Majic
>> is means to achieve compliance.
>
> Nietzsche lost his faith when his father died. I believe Nietzsche was five
> at the time. Calling him a believer is like calling Bush an intellectual.
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Author: curmudgeoncurmudgeon Date: Aug 22, 2008 21:00
houston.rr.com> wrote in message
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What I want is to have fun while being committed to my method which is
sadism but it is proving to be more stressful than I had anticipated. Majic
is means to achieve compliance.
Personally I thrive on mediocre, but I fear I will have to lower my
standards.
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Author: curmudgeoncurmudgeon Date: Aug 22, 2008 21:08
Personally I thrive on mediocre,
but I fear I will have to lower my standards.
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Author: ImmortalistImmortalist Date: Aug 22, 2008 21:25
> Nietzsche believed in God. Sartre thinks that the only thing he needs is the
> consensus against Nietzshe to be an atheist. Nietzsche is an enigma to me.
> I don't know where I would be without him.
>
German philosopher Friedrich Nietzsche shared Kierkegaard's conviction
that philosophy should deeply reflect the personal concerns of
individual human beings. But for Nietzsche, this entailed rejection of
traditional values, including the Christian religion. Nietzche's
declaration of "the death of god" draws attention to our culture's
general abandonment of any genuine commitment to the Christian faith.
According to Nietzsche's Die Götzendämmerung (Twilight of the Idols)
(1889), Western philosophers since Socrates represent a degeneration
of the natural strengths of humanity. A noble taste for heroic styles
of life can only be corrupted and undermined by the interminable
debates of dialectical reason. Traditional Western morality philosophy—
and the Christian religion in particular—therefore opposes a healthy
life, trying vainly to escape unfortunate circumstances by destroying
native human desires.
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Author: C3C3 Date: Aug 24, 2008 01:55
> Nietzsche believed in God. Sartre thinks that the only thing he needs is the
> consensus against Nietzshe to be an atheist. �Nietzsche is an enigma to me.
> I don't know where I would be without him.
>
> --
> What I want is to have fun while being committed to my method which is
> sadism but it is proving to be more stressful than I had anticipated. �Majic
> is means to achieve compliance.
Nietszche was not out to destroy people's faith in God, he was just a
philosopher. He was friends with Wagner who composed extremely good
music. His philosophy is like a tarantula. It's dark but he is
still one of God's beloved creatures.
C3
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Author: TimTim Date: Aug 24, 2008 06:50
gmail.com> wrote in message
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On Aug 22, 4:47 pm, "Tim" q.con> wrote:
>> Nietzsche believed in God. Sartre thinks that the only thing he needs is
>> the
>> consensus against Nietzshe to be an atheist. Nietzsche is an enigma to
>> me.
>> I don't know where I would be without him.
>
>> --
>> What I want is to have fun while being committed to my method which is
>> sadism but it is proving to be more stressful than I had anticipated.
>> Majic
>> is means to achieve compliance.
>
> Nietzsche lost his faith when his father died. I believe Nietzsche was ...
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Author: Kevin B. MurphyKevin B. Murphy Date: Sep 1, 2008 15:47
On 22-Aug-2008, Immortalist yahoo.com> wrote:
>> Nietzsche believed in God. Sartre thinks that the only thing he needs is
>> the
>> consensus against Nietzshe to be an atheist. Nietzsche is an enigma to
>> me.
>> I don't know where I would be without him.
>>
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> German philosopher Friedrich Nietzsche shared Kierkegaard's conviction
> that philosophy should deeply reflect the personal concerns of
> individual human beings. But for Nietzsche, this entailed rejection of
> traditional values, including the Christian religion. Nietzche's
> declaration of "the death of god" draws attention to our culture's
> general abandonment of any genuine commitment to the Christian faith.
I can't remember how much I addressed this previously but here goes. I say
that Nietzsche is an enigma. (God is dead, logic is dead, ?) If one puts
logic to death, it dies either submissively or defiantly...
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Author: Day BrownDay Brown Date: Sep 4, 2008 07:51
What Nietzsche actually said was "The CONCEPT of the Levantine god is
dead." He also tried powerful psychoactive compounds and from that, a
direct experience of the divine, not unlike that had with meditation,
realized the divine was nothing like what scripture says, but also that
logic was an inadequate tool to explain a direct spiritual experience.
Which any shaman can tell you.
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