/lit/ - Literature

>>10631259
So are you saying your original argument is that Nietzsche is a racist, because you seemed pretty deadset on saying he wasn't even a Nazi.

Yuropoors, everyone, they forget their original arguments and fall back on their hot air.

>>10535094
Many philosophers are atheist. This is why they wouldn't want to. They know they would have met a dead end now.

Let me ask you this: if all of the moralities you've just named are religions, what is the overall theme of them? Do they worship several gods or just one usually? And if it is because of God that these objective moralities are determined do they share any characteristics? The moralities, I mean? Do they share similar beliefs? Do they admonish others when they kill.

Lets do a checklist

1) Tells others not to kill because of religion
The Bible. Check
The Quran. Check

Tells people not to do evil
The Bible. Check
The Quran. Check
The Tao te Ching. Check
The Dhammapada Check
The Republic. Check

Only mentions one God
The Bible. Check
The Quran. Check
The Tao te Ching. Check

Tells you to give to the poor
The Bible. Check
The Quran. Check
The Dhammapada. Check

Tells you that the Good is a force that overcomes evil after evil lays down its tricks first
The Bible. Check
The Quran. Check
The Tao te Ching. Check
The Republic. Check
The Dhammapada. Check

Now let me ask you a question, doesn't it strike you as odd that all across the world people worship different Gods. And yet most of their religions are monotheistic. And doesn't it strike you as odd how all of them are so similar. Could it be... could it be that they might be the same God?