/lit/ - Literature

>>18627050
>Nietzsche says that Socrates broke down all noble and aristocratic values, while Nietzsche broke down all lower and chandala values

>>18306375
The Gay Science

>>17564522
wholesome liggotiposting

>>17559134
whining about genetic lottery is a major cope. nietzsche is all about having the courage to live your best life – your most joyful and beautiful life – no matter what the circumstances.
>ad hominem attacks on the man himself
nietzsche lived with migraines, parasites, epilepsy and all kinds of other physical ailments. yet he still tried to make the most of life and wrote some hot fire.

nietzsche is a path for any virgin to become a Chad in his own poetic truth.

>>17357799
>The church is precisely that against which Jesus preached -- and against which he taught his disciples to fight.
>Is man one of God's blunders? Or is God one of man's blunders?
>Once spirit was God, and then it became man, and now it has become mob.

>>17266036
>Nietzsche totally BTFO's Aquinas
In belief in what? In love with what? In hope for what?—There’s no doubt that these weak people—at some time or another they also want to be the strong people, some day their "kingdom" is to arrive—they call it simply "the kingdom of God" as I mentioned. People are indeed so humble about everything! Only to experience that, one has to live a long time, beyond death—in fact, people must have an eternal life, so they can also win eternal recompense in the "kingdom of God" for that earthly life "in faith, in love, in hope." Recompense for what? Recompense through what? In my view, Dante was grossly in error when, with an ingenuity inspiring terror, he set that inscription over the gateway into his hell:"Eternal love also created me." Over the gateway into the Christian paradise and its "eternal blessedness" it would, in any event, be more fitting to let the inscription stand "Eternal hate also created me"—provided it’s all right to set a truth over the gateway to a lie! For what is the bliss of that paradise? Perhaps we might have guessed that already, but it is better for it to be expressly described for us by an authority we cannot underestimate in such matters, Thomas Aquinas, the great teacher and saint: "In the kingdom of heaven" he says as gently as a lamb, "the blessed will see the punishment of the damned, so that they will derive all the more pleasure from their heavenly bliss.”

>>17256132
>having spent my entire life in pursuit of wisdom, all i know is that i know more leaving the world than i did when i entered it; but seeking knowledge has never been a waste, rather a fire that burned inside me. i go now with joy into the greatest mystery of them all.

>>17250132
he was beyond based and cringe
he was beyond woke and problematic

>>17229570