/lit/ - Literature

>He was lost and is found

This unironically made me cry first time, why is New Testament so kino in comparison to the OT

>surplus is therefore indistinguishable from usury and must be destroyed

You can always tell when people haven't read Nietzsche, and only his wikipedia article, when they use "slave morality" as a derisive term. Master and slave morality are two sides of the same coin, they're both moral systems that enforce the power interests of particular classes of people. Reactionaries think the Ubermensch is someone who restores "traditional values" against "degenerate Jewish slave morality" but that's patently a misreading by Nietzsche, the Ubermensch transcends both master and slave morality. He creates his values the way an artist creates a painting, as an expression of his individuality, not through an autistic obsession with "muh European traditional values".

Nietzsche admired Jesus, he subverted master morality in the same way the Ubermensch will subvert the concept of morality in general.

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