He was a honest atheist, at least. He knew what the consequences of "killing God" would be.
Something from Nietzsche for the atheists who believe that the tenets of Christian morality are self-evident (@RichardDawkins @SamHarrisOrg)pic.twitter.com/NFA0hdomAz
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Tell that to the million or so souls who were sacrificed every year by the Aztecs right up to when the spanish arrived with Christianty.
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I would think that this would fall under the Voltairean concept of "if god doesn't exist then it would be necessary to invent him"
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Then why do animals have elaborate moral codes? Jordan, how can you believe this & also take lessons from ethology?
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Animals don't have morals
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Love you, Jordan, but you're going to lose on this one. Ultimately it's an evolutionary argument, supported not contradicted by Nietzsche
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An undermentioned Nietzsche book that I believe is essential and my personal favorite- Genealogy of Morals. Straight to the point
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This does not entertain that God isn't real. And if God doesn't exist, the cohesion of Western Society depends on maintaining a massive lie
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