If it's not too much trouble

[Anonymous No.18273194]

Could someone try to summarize this guys thoughts for me? I read Zarathustra once years ago but it's the only thing I've read of his and I don't think I picked up much of what it meant to say, maybe some bits and pieces (even if you don't understand it it is a pretty enjoyable read). I'm under the impression that a core thing is that the morality that we've been handed down is for a world that is no more (and that this is what it means that "God is dead"), and that therefore we must seek new morality that fits our new life.

[Anonymous No.18273214]

https://plato.stanford.edu/entries/nietzsche/

[Anonymous No.18273218]

>>18273214
thanks

[Anonymous No.18273223]

>>18273218
yw, Stanford encyclopedia of philosophy is great, especially compared to wikipedia

[Anonymous No.18273340]

I don't think ol Freddie knew too much about God to begn with

[Anonymous No.18273638]

Nietzsche's philosophy speaks to me and I'd like to be able to take it to heart but I'm just too weak to apply anything he says.

[Anonymous No.18273655]

>>18273638
what does being weak have to do with it

[Anonymous No.18273671]

>>18273655
The affirmation of life requires a great deal of inner strength.

[Anonymous No.18275194]

>>18273340
yep

[Anonymous No.18275332]

What should I read before Nietzsche?

[Anonymous No.18275345]

>>18275332
The Book of Revelation