/lit/ - Literature

>>20424703
>As for Hinduism. That’s not what Schopenhauer thought. Didn’t Schopenhauer argue that Buddhism and Hinduism are the most truthful religions, because they both acknowledge the vanity of earthly existence?
Why are you talking about Schopenhauer? Your response is phrased as if I am using Schopenhauer to support my arguments. While you're right in saying that's Schopenhauer's view, Nietzsche's view was that the Lawbook of Manu is superior to The Bible as a moral guide of how to live. Hinduism has a strong emphasis on glorifying that which is noble, strong, beautiful, and intelligence. This is why India has such a strong class system. These aristocratic values are what were subverted in Europe by Christianity.

>>20025789
What kind of response is that? I do have an argument I just shared it ahahah. Go back, retard.